Building an Investment Compass

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[00:02:42] - [First question] Whether or not great investment firms should be led by a single investor

[00:03:25] - Episodes where singular investment power has proven effective and powerful

[00:05:06] - Where he finds joy in the investing process on a regular basis

[00:06:19] - Ways he’s learned to become better at guiding and helping teams he works with

[00:08:14] - The most common types of fool's gold he comes across

[00:11:00] - Evolution of the pricing mechanisms in ever-evolving markets

[00:16:14] - Common features of a good mispricing opportunity

[00:18:42] - How he interacts with other hedge funds and long-only investors

[00:21:14] - An investor he often disagrees with but loves talking to 

[00:22:13] - The investment he’s most proud of historically

[00:25:11] - What the healthy draw that keeps him coming back to investing is

[00:28:31] - His opinion on crossover funds and their growing popularity

[00:32:09] - What the world in 2022 looks like to him and what both excites and worries him

[00:38:19] - Key contributors that influence liquidity and how it flows into equity prices

[00:41:26] - A macro view of the healthcare sector and why it’s so interesting today

[00:43:52] - Advice he’d give to younger investors for stepping into the space writ large

[00:46:45] - The kindest thing anyone has ever done for him