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In this week’s episode we discuss systematic simplicity, and how more moving parts can mean that there are more things to go wrong.
Here’s what we cover and discuss:
• Why discounted cashflow calculations are difficult
• What’s the best way to value a company?
• How the great investors can end up with simple systems and variables
• Do computers add any value for investors?
• Why simple doesn’t mean thoughtless
• Some simple models for investing
• Calm and circumspect: how systems can reduce emotional reactions
• Repeating behavioural investing
• Good decades and not-so-good decades
• Why are investors drawn to complexity?
• Our 8 timeless principles for investing
Books referred to:
Ben Graham - Security Analysis
Ben Carlson – A Wealth of Common Sense
Ben Graham – The Intelligent Investor
James Montier – Value Investing
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