Did Buffett have it easier? Why markets will never be the same
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SPY , IVV hitting the scene so far. These ETF's doing just fine. Despite fluctuations in capital market ,certain amount of ETF's do well.
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Great content here. CNBC should do more of this
Agreed
The market itself is unlikely to see the gains of the past 75 years repeated. Over that time the stock market grew 7.6% over inflation. And that required 2% annual productivity growth and a 25-54 year old labor participation rate increase from 65% to 83%.
Over the past 20 years, we have seen productivity gains of 1.3% and have not seen labor participation increase meaningfully for 35 years. The 4.8% annual returns we have seen over the past 25 years is a reflection of that slower economic growth.
Unless we see some huge productivity gains from things like AI, stock market returns of 5% will be the new normal. It's still good compared to the last 500-year average, but nowhere near the glory days of the 1900s.
Agreed
If markets are so efficient as he says.. why are there profitable stocks at cheap valuations sometimes, at all? Those funds with factor exposure.. aren't they stock picking?
Larry was interviewed in some of the course material for the WMCP certification and he's so engaging and one can learn so much from him.
This is most astute Gold commentary I've heard. He's spot on.
The question is, how long can you handle underperforming the market? If you’re factors do outperform, but it takes 20 years to see the outperformance, you’ll be miserable and probably will not hang in there. Being a value investor over the last decade has been like getting punched in the face nonstop, without being knocked out.
Just saw the video of Kramer as a hedge fund manager, laughing at retail investors while he manipulated the market, going up or down. Now we know how all of you take our money! He said it was fun!
One of the better interviews
Definitely had it easier. That’s obvious
Video of the month!
great interview!!!
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Wow! I will look for Larry's book. If he is right about investors' wasting their time picking stocks, I'll soon have more free time!
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Throwing cheap shots at Buffett by retrospectively claiming he could do it as well, am interested in his own performance. Trying to promote his firm and book. Feel my 20 minutes wasted
Making it personal is so childish. He has done the research, he's not saying he's invested. Take in the knowledge provided, but it in context or more data and research and use it or don't use it.
Pure math and look at Buffet picks over the years, +60% buys failed or lagged years vs great performers, you're telling me he's a genius? Keep sniffing glue kid. He sold pure bottoms on some of the best stocks in the world, like TSM.
@@user-yq7rr9lh9c no absolutely not pure math (otherwise why so many math genius and most of them didn’t become good investor?). I think … it’s rationality, principle, discipline, wisdom & experience, plus his genius instincts. I personally disagree with TSMC selling and feel the AAPL stake too high. But this is what he follows his principles and decision making framework. High quality decision making may not guarantee good outcome short term, but that’s what makes him and Berkshire so successful for 60 years. My thoughts. The interview in this clip just full of crap
Swedroe is just another factor snake oil salesman for DFA. He is no Warren Buffett and neither is DFA or AQR.
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Coz no one wants to own the past but the future. If what he says is true, then the whole would have been still in the time of using analogue phones and MSDOS!
Individual stock picking does work. Check out the long term results of an advisory service like the Motley Fool. Its picks have crushed the markets, if held and discipline kept.
They all say the same thing. I don't even listen to them anymore. I've outperformed the s&p over the last 10 years just holding qqq. Lol
Numerous studies show that stock picking doesn't work, that's the point of this video. It doesn't work when adjusting for risk. I suspect any kind of evidence or data won't change your mind though.
Gold doesn’t grow like companies.
It doesnt grow at all.
why all these investors pain when everything will be in vain
1st here.
Larry doesn’t say that NVDA is a bargain, buffet would have 😂
HFT endless derivative garbage.
Wow!!! Fantastic segment Bob. Just when I felt CNBC is so much noise-I happened upon this interview-EXCELLENT!!! Larry Swedroe is a national treasure. Good stuff-and THANKS again Bob!!!!
Larry is an engaging character. Once you get over the Brooklyn accident I could listen to him all day.
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Another factor DFA salesman who cranks our a book every year or two to advertise some secret sauce his firm found to justify the high fees.
Lol buy the Bitcoin etf.
nobody laughed
He cranks out a book every year or two, advertising a new secret sauce. Swedroe is a DFA factor fanboy, he does not believe that the stock market is efficient. The alleged small cap value has not shown up in many years. Value in general has underperformed Growth in the last few years. Swedroe is comparing DFA and AQR, etc. to Buffett which is absurd. He is just another snake oil salesman.