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Five lessons from Peter Brown, CEO of Renaissance Technologies
"I continue to love the process of showing that human intelligence, intuition, creativity, and finesse are nothing more than computation."
Sep 15
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Frederik Gieschen
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High Roller: Lessons from America's Richest Banker
"Why do people not do the great deals and do all the stupid ones? It's crazy." Andrew Beal
Aug 24
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Frederik Gieschen
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The Pritzkers: Buffett's Blueprint
Your only immortality is the impact you have on your successors. - Nicholas Pritzker
Jul 27
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Frederik Gieschen
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Filtering The Idea Funnel
The people who have a lot of opportunities tend to make better investments than people that don’t have a lot of opportunities. — Munger
Jul 8
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Frederik Gieschen
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The Courage to Stand Out: Sam Zell's Contrarianism
“So what do you do?” I replied, “I’m a professional opportunist.” And that has been my response to that question ever since.
Jun 25
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Frederik Gieschen
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Surviving Markets: Why Great Investors Are Rare
The first rule of compounding: never interrupt it unnecessarily. — Charlie Munger
Jun 13
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Frederik Gieschen
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Great Investors See Things Differently (Are Mental Models Actually Pointless?)
Michael Steinhardt: "The only analytic tool that mattered was an intellectually advantaged disparate view. This included knowing more and perceiving the…
May 19
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Neckar's Alchemy of Money
Money, markets, and metaphors for life.
By Frederik Gieschen
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