Ken Griffin, founder of Citadel, discusses his journey in finance, starting from his early interest in the stock market and a pivotal investment in Home Shopping Network while at Harvard. Griffin emphasizes the endless learning in equity markets, driven by business models, earnings, and investor psychology. He addresses the U.S. economy's uncharted territory, marked by near-full employment and significant government spending, advocating for improved productivity through education and a return to in-office work to foster mentorship and innovation. Griffin also touches on AI's role in business, Citadel's approach to integrating art and science in investing, and the importance of fundamental research amidst the rise of passive investing. He highlights talent development, risk management, and continuous improvement as key to Citadel's sustained success.
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