With Whom would I Invest Part 2
Some time ago, I wrote up the principles that I would use in deciding who I would use to manage my money for me.
I have now finished the follow up in which I go through a short-list of the actual managers would want to invest with. If you would like to receive a copy, you can register your interest here
VALUEx 2018: Many to Many instead of One to Many. — medium.com
Some of the participants in VALUEx 2018 gave us permission to share their presentations with a broader audience. You can access them here.
Aquamarine Communication Update
If you want to receive communications related to the Aquamarine Fund, you should update your preferences here.
Swiss Version of Charles Schwab — medium.com
When it comes to custody and brokerage fees, we have been able to get a very low cost custody deal for our investors through our relationship with Charles Schwab.
Now we are looking for Swiss institution that can provide a similar offering. If you know of someone, please let us know
Zero Management Fee Update
John Livesay on why sales is just like dating. — medium.com
I have often used this analogy with interns and others. I was delighted to see John Livesay use it.
Matthew Peterson recently sent me the transcript of his Annual General Meeting. It’s a very worthwhile read.
Robert Schiller on Narrative Economics. Ideas as Epidemics — medium.com
Doomsday Dashboard — thebulletin.org
Financial market risk premiums are an all time low. But global risks, at least according to this group of scientists, are as high as ever.
TEDxZüriberg
I am part of the team that is hosting TEDxZuriberg. The event is by invitation only, but if you think you can make an extraordinary contribution, please register your interest here
With Daniel Dennett at the WEF
Daniel Dennett. The Wisdom of being Affable — medium.com
Art of the Good Life — Rolf Dobelli — medium.com
How to Get Rich and Ode to Vice
Felix Dennis did to just make millions from a standing start. He wrote an very real book on how to do it, and then gave up much of his life to write some really good poetry. More here:
Lastly
Wishing you the very best for 2018 (even if it’s a little late.)
