"My number one bullet point is you're going to make your money by writing a trend for the very very longest time. Or you can be like Warren Buffett. You can be one of those value investors who won't sp..."

"I thought it'd be a fun place to begin our conversation today and it was about the difference between being an investor and being a trader and you mentioned something basically saying you wished you c..."

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"more at rogo.ai/felix. >> Absolutely incredible story. Maybe my favorite version of this answer that I've ever had. First time I've ever done at the beginning of the episode, which makes it fun, too. ..."

"short space of six or seven weeks. Right then and there, I would never own anything for the or trust anything for the rest of my life. You know, again, my my grandfather when I was when I was really y..."

"understood the power of compound interest. And actually when I listened to that podcast, I just went, "Oh my god, this guy is a genius and I have been the biggest fool." I've always wanted to write a ..."

"greed. He was so good at smelling that because he traded hardly anything but cotton. He would just sit there and he would just focus and he could just he was just so good at waiting for exactly when t..."

"putting on major positions in any sort of asset class or or trading instrument. And so I would love to just hear you describe like what to you trading is like what is the literal act that you are doin..."

"again all the interventions both the central bank and the treasury um you just knew that the inflation trades were going to take off and what was of all of them what was the best one at that point in ..."

"highest individual equity waitings in the history of the country. And then the real problem is is that we're also if you look at private equity in 2007208 that was about 7% of institutional portfolios..."

"probably doing that uh yeah, I've been doing that for certainly since the 80s. I feel like I work so much harder than I did uh 40 years ago, 30 years ago >> because there's more information. >> Oh my ..."

"about that. So if while you're doing that there's 48 emails coming in at the same time, all of which >> could be actionable information. I think today, for me at least, it's it's it's just a lot lot h..."

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"philanthropy and charitable giving is the people you meet. Oh my gosh, I've met the greatest, most wonderful, most giving. It just brightens every aspect of your life to be associated with the best pe..."

"they wanted to be with the named social charities. Uh and I'd say after the crash everyone found their significance by helping others. Maybe it was just because that was when you really started to acc..."

"and how. That's the first one. Then the next most important thing that's the second paragraph no more than two sentences. The next one same thing. What is that really? It's a principal component analy..."

"aspect is, and the reason why I think it's so important for us all to have God in our lives is is you got to have some set, some code by which you live. I think Christianity, Judaism, a variety of the..."