2008 Ivey Value Investing Classes Guest Speaker: Walter J. Schloss

Ivey Business School’s Value Investing Classes of 2008 welcomed Walter J. Schloss as a Guest Speaker. Mr. Schloss is the Founder of Walter & Edwin Schloss Associates in New York, NY.
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[@tonyg.3696]

This interview with Mr. Schloss is an absolute treasure. Timeless, sound advice from a good man. Thank you to the Ivey School for conducting this & sharing with the public. And of course we are indebted to Mr. Schloss for sharing his time and wisdom. He will be missed.

[@faizrinaldy7617]

The good guy of Wall St. Rest in peace Mr.Schloss.

[@investclubbg]

Absolute legend! I can watch this video hundreds of times. One of the GOATs of value investing.

[@eden821]

Maybe the most underrated investor of all time.

[@knpstrr]

probably not since we know about him

[@ianchui7711]

How the hell does this only have 25k views? Criminally underrated

[@ValueInvestingAcademy]

One of the rare videos of Walter Schloss.

[@BibinBCherian]

Love this guy. Thanks for your inspiration Mr Schloss. You've inspired us more than you can imagine.

[@aksjefokus3821]

So inspiring to listen to Mr. Schloss

[@ciceroaraujo5183]

Thanks for you excistance sir

[@ciceroaraujo5183]

very inspiring gentleman

[@QQQQQman]

The formula referred to at 54:01 section is not in 6th edition. What is not explained is where the "50" comes from: 600 - 50 to get to the 550. The 600 is 8 X 75 (with the 75 being 75% hit rate). So I guess you just take the same 8 and x by 25 (as in 25% lose) but that does not work as that gives 200. And 600 - 200 is not 550.

[@QQQQQman]

the only way it works is to assume he would have got out at $12 making the "L" a 2. Then you have 8 x 75 = 600. 2 x 25 = 50. 600 -50 to get to 550 and / by 28 = 19.64% The question posed was how do you know when to sell and WS was honest enough to say "I don`t know". What then follows assumes one knows the exit price for both a win ($22) and a loss ($12). However, this contradicts completely WS other published remarks (Barrons) where he states that he averages down if the price drops, he buys more. The two positions in other words completely contradict each other. Back to the drawing board.

[@benbakhshi]

20:00 Predicts Tesla's success and why he wouldn't buy the stock.

[@cliftt]

Low debt. Low price. Low debt. Management invested. Low debt. Low debt.

[@cliftt]

Protect principle. Don't lose money. More concerned with return "of" capital than return "on" capital.

[@chuckdiezel7652]

Does anyone know of any books or other resources on Schloss?

[@danielzhou9499]

Walter Schloss

[@TacSav253]

Walter Schloss

[@mathias3026]

Walter Schloss

[@sleepless2541]

26:46

[@niftypost]

15:34 to 18:43.

[@ev3goddess]

Yes companies that dnt manage debts and have large debts A no no n iii just hold my small sum until there's less risk in investing into pPol. & Company that understand thee true meaning of money investment & value umm that entails 4 miii no selling in a world that sells out & sell dehy soul from generations to generation then their heirs dnt trust them so they leave their lowings to trustee and then they move onn messy pPol lorde Ahmedabad ahahalo yew wouldn't believe itt.lol