Joel Greenblatt & Howard Marks Discuss Value Investing

[@BibinBCherian]

This guy is great. Apart from being an excellent investor, he's a true advocate of pure Ben Graham methods (plus his own unique style that he has established as live funds that people can observe). Thanks Joel and thanks Wharton for uploading.

[@JeffPittman]

This interview is truly worth it's weight in gold- Thanks Wharton School for posting it.

[@richardgordon]

Really excellent talk!

[@dogestranding5047]

*its

[@Vivaz79]

Thank you for sharing. Wish I watched this link 7 yrs earlier. 🙏

[@AlessandroOrlandi83]

I want to have a course by Greenblatt on Coursera! Pleaseeeeee and even from Howard Marks I would listen those guys all day.

[@aristolochene]

That would be amazing

[@daniellowenthal6247]

His CBS course is available on KZbin. It's great.

[@LamboWhale]

Half the kids in the room aren’t even paying attention, i would pay to be there 😂

[@joseLuis-vd6gh]

Jajaja me too. I think those students are stupids

[@chiawildy563]

Its hard to understand without the necessarily complementing (and necessarily awful) personal experiences. This presentation would be best served to those who had previously had a real "bad fall" or some years of "combat" experience. Overall, its a damn good one.

[@aristolochene]

They are Wharton students, why is this surprising. They probably think they are going to get out there and be better than him.

[@CaptainMarvel007]

I guess the questions from the audience weren’t all that interesting either that they decided to cut the out from the video. 🤔

[@daniellowenthal6247]

I really enjoy lectures and presentations by JG. He comes across as a really decent person and very authentic, and always offers some interesting insights into investing.

[@kennethguo6755]

Joel and Howard are two idols for me. Learned so much from them!!!

[@alexinvests]

“Do something good with your success” amazing philosophy!

[@CP-wo4ou]

Great insights. Loved it. Thanks Joel and Howard.

[@bluegtturbo]

Comes across as a decent giving sort of guy who is happy to share his success.

[@AlessandroOrlandi83]

Amazing video thanks! I'd love to have a course with them!

[@RolfStumpfRailMedia]

Best line: "My largest positions are the ones I don't think I'm gonna lose money in."

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

@rachealhubert74 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. Alice Marie Coraggio, a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

@rachealhubert74 Alice Marie Coraggio

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

Lookup with her name on the webpage

[@anilbabudaggu]

Two legends

[@responsiblewealth7509]

The brilliance and wisdom here for free. More people need to hear content of the calibre and less of the clickbait. Also, too late for the law school advice haha

[@wallstpig779]

What Buffett did more than anything was own an income generator. Without that he wouldn't be as wealthy.

[@BuyTheDip627]

Wall St Pig Loooool I love your name

[@nivagnoswal]

great talk...thanks for posting...i've made more money and learned so much from the book, you can be a stock market genius

[@tymurmylosvietov4120]

2 Great investors!

[@IndianRasoiByPoonam]

Great discussion

[@jaycorwin471]

Jim R. mentioned not by name at 23 minutes. Worked in the supermarket.

[@pawex8231]

Jay Corwin Is there a story on him somewhere?

[@vwazp]

what's his last name?

[@aaronchow2366]

24:11 best part

[@harrisonwintergreen1147]

"Buy food companies that are temporarily undervalued" "I agree!"

[@ziggyc4474]

Which ones do you have in mind ?

[@nandishkhandelwal4672]

Can someone please explain in layman's terms how they were planning to profit by shorting (from 24:36 onwards)

[@Rafcobos]

I assume they bought the parent company which obviously included the future spin off and the rest of the subsidiaries and then shorted all the remaining subsidiaries BUT the spin off co. That probably amounted to buying the spin co for 3$/share when it was going to get spun off at 6. Not sure just what I understood of it!

[@modesto885]

It's so simple. Buy low, sell high.

[@finsimple4396]

@@captainbanglawala2031 Just cause the market price is higher it doesn't mean the stock will fall to fair value, that's what makes shorting so much more difficult than buying long. You're systematically at a disadvantage in almost any way by taking a short position.

[@Pdiddy2400]

What does he mean when he says low price book low price sales?

[@wildreams]

Low PB, low PS.

[@tictoc5443]

I think what he means is the share price or market cap is low relative to book value of assets such as inventory cash real estate etc...expressed as a ratio P/B...eg any P/B ratio less than 1 would mean price is less than value of the business assets

[@slinkycrown8757]

👌

[@youbian]

That background though

[@GElvis001]

Uhhhhhhhhh

[@ST-fk3jz]

What's wrong Greg?

[@GElvis001]

Did you listen? Uuuuuuuuuhhhhhh. Annoying

[@GElvis001]

Ummmmmmm

[@Popcornlover208]

Both guys are irrelevant now. They all underperform Bitcoin.

[@sleepless2541]

AHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@user-pl5zx4sp5c]

I advice you to drink your diarrhea

[@aorjarsrelaxingvideos6126]

Warren Buffett : I would buy the S&P 500 in a second $209,000,000,000 need he say more ?