Howard Marks, ​

Howard Marks (W'67), Co-Chairman at Oaktree Capital, discusses how to think about investing risk in this current market climate.
The Howard Marks Investor Series at The Wharton School brings high-profile investors to campus to share real, practical perspectives. Past events have featured a fireside chat style conversation between Howard Marks (W'67) and an investment community thought leader, often with a special focus on value investing.
The series is managed by Professor Christopher Geczy, Adjunct Professor of Finance, and Academic Director of the Wharton Wealth Management Initiative and the Jacobs Levy Equity Management Center for Quantitative Financial Research.
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How lucky are we to have access to Howard Marks rich wisdom from anywhere in the world

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This is a treasure for us, common, people. We are giving access to a timeless and valuable education, as if we are among the elite Ivy’s

[@phillipngongo7398]

This is closer to the reality of investing. A lecture full of wisdom, honesty and loads of intellectual humility. Howard!...Thanks for existing. Edited(27/08/22) Again, thanks for your wisdom Howard. Like Cicero once said, "gratitude is not only the greatest of all virtues, it's a parent of all the other virtues."

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The universe needs women in finance ;1:19:22

[@zzd7ry]

I can listen to Howard Marks all day, love the clarity with which he speaks. You can bear risk prudently, if it is: 1. risk you're aware of, 2. risk that can be analyzed 3. risk that can be diversified and 4. risk you are well paid to bear. 4th is one where Ajit Jain from Berkshire knows how to price risk!

[@westcoastkidd17]

I've, so far, read 30 pages of his book, "Mastering the Market Cycle", and it's terrific. I highly recommend it to anyone that participates in investing and trading.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Do you know of the book Mind OVER Markets? I have it, wondering if it is now dated due to this not being a market NOT based on Fundamentals?

[@jonjone661]

Pleasure listening to Mr Marks, thank you Wharton from Toronto Canada

[@varunjain5789]

Howard Marks is ungodly smart..a pleasure to listed in !

[@bluesky2145]

Wish he went into detail about what he buys at different points in the business cycle, when he sells and what made him pick them. Real examples are very useful.

[@samsonyin7782]

Don’t wait until the market skyrocket again then you start biting your fingers wishing you made the decision to invest. bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing! Very inspiring! I love this

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@Janet Soy look her up on the internet and leave her a message she's quite popular for her services as she was recently featured on cnbc. She can work with anyone irrespective of where your located

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@@samsonyin7782 This is a shocker seeing melisa pamela perez is being mentioned here. I always had mixed feelings about hiring a lnvestment advisor. For the record, I started working with melisa in 2019, and she manages about 70% of my lnvestments, while I manage the other 30%. My philosophy is that I care more about my own money than anyone else, but she made me accept that they have wealth of information on current conditions and future trends

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Melisa Penama Pérez was caught defrauding her clients, and is awaiting sentencing.

[@RetirementBudgetCalculator]

I really enjoyed Howard Marks book - The Most Important Thing

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Ive read many of your books Thanks so much sir

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I have read his book - pretty amazing how this guy knows so much about finance when he does so many drugs. His book 'Book of Dope Stories' is one of my faves of all time.

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Underrated comment

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Great presentation. Thank you for sharing!

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great presentation. where could i get the greate lecture?

[@ReflectionOcean]

Risk lies in the behavior of the participants rather than the activity itself.

[@walterneto5320]

Great lecture. The best approach regarding to risk is to be the humblest as possible, know as much as you can about the business you are investing in. Volatility is not necessarily risky itself.

[@LeonGenesis]

This was incredible.

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this man's not stock guru as much as he is in debt market. but, whole lot worth to take in terms of mindset strategy. thanks for your lecture and books

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Excellent presentation

[@RetirementBudgetCalculator]

How to think, not what to think @ 9:30, What is risk? The ultimate test of investment skill, getting return with less proportional risk, This is what diversification using index funds provides. How about adding return by reducing costs.

[@hl3641]

Compared to all wall st BSers, honesty of knowing Unknow is not just a modesty but intellect

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Great video and good subject

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Pure gold.

[@bn7228]

Hi….i think of cash as more of a less risk type of play. Insurance I generally think of credit default swaps, shorts, put options. Do you think he does some of this stuff?

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Great content

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7:35 Understanding risk, recognizing risk and controlling risk

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Sorry, while I agree with you on the risk with MBS’s, it was exacerbated by Bill Clinton’s Community Reinvestment Act which forced banks to lend to unqualified people or lose their Federal Protection and it made the MBS’s legal.

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Thanks for this

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Thank you!!!

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this is indeed good

[@user-cq1iy5bz2d]

risk is counter-intuitive 37:40

[@bn7228]

Hi....did anyone ask, or does anyone know what type of "insurance" he is talking about for his portfolios? I would assume it's a short, put, credit default swap or something of the like. Any ideas?

[@titanrain87]

The insurance is margin of safety

[@bn7228]

Hi Emanuel….but what is the specific investment or short or credit default swap? Or some other form or insurance?

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@@bn7228 it means buy a gas powered lawn mower and a non powered mower for back up in case your motor blows

[@mynameisforrest]

It could also mean holding cash, as Warren Buffet does to a great extent

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What a legend

[@mitchlockhart3568]

Good lecture

[@ReflectionOcean]

Believing there's no risk is the riskiest thing

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hilarious video!

[@rightangletriangle3188]

I think risk management is to build cash position in down market. And this will force you to sell some of your winning hand to do so. And when market turns like right now, you can allocate back some of them back to build positions again at a reasonable price. The key is to find the middle ground and take advantages of the extreme ends. And in any case is to avoid the deep loss, to me that will be -20%.

[@ReflectionOcean]

Risk means more thing can happen than will happen. It's a surprise.

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Risk is important in investing

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Volatility does not equal risk

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1:20:00 bonds

[@CBLE]

Thanks for sharing ! Great lecture.

[@ReflectionOcean]

Risk can only be tested out in bad times. Look for investments that has survived many bad times.

[@makincash3337]

Amen

[@bryandresden3815]

At around 41:35 marks makes the fundamental mistake of saying that a random event is influenced by the results of past random events using the Russian roulette example. Maybe he misspoke?

[@ggttuuxx]

No he didn't misspeak. Think. Odds of 1 out of 100 vs. 1 out of 80. Are they the same? Read a couple of statistics book.

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👌

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41:00

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54:00

[@MartinSage]

If you want to Experience Risk open a Demo Forex account or Demo Stock account. Trade for a month or two. Then put $2-5,000 in that account and take a Trade. I promise you won’t sleep that night and win or lose by your next trade you will get a strong feeling of risk. Where will you feel risk? In your stomach. There is an old saying. Worried Money always Loses. So, at the start, take less risk and win more trades

[@ReflectionOcean]

Investment is about asymmetry

[@valentialuna9980]

When investing in the financial market you need to understand how highly volatile it is that’s why you must apply proper risk management techniques to avoid making losses and ensuring steady profits.

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You know most times these skills can only be rendered by an expert trader to ensure security of capital while you invest

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@@moniquegarcelle6918 Hey , I’m tryna get into the stock market myself.

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@@elliottbrown7393 I would advice personal education and have enough capital.

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@@valentialuna9980 what do you mean by enough capital

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[@ReflectionOcean]

Try to Buy things well rather than buy good things

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a low quality asset can be cheap enough to be a good investment

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While that is true, it is too dangerous for amateurs. The fact is that they are not able to judge whether a low quality asset is "cheap". As they are likely to misjudge (due to the Dunning-Kruger effect), they will be subjected to very high risks without being aware of them. Therefore, they will be safer if they stick to decent-to-high quality assets only.

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There's a risk that there's a risk...

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