RWH060: What Buffett, Munger & Bill Miller Taught Me w/ Robert Hagstrom

In this episode of the Richer Wiser Happier Podcast, William Green interviews Robert Hagstrom, Chief Investment Officer at Equity Compass, about investment strategies inspired by Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Bill Miller. Hagstrom discusses his multidisciplinary approach to investing, drawing on insights from various fields like physics, philosophy, and literature, and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and independent thinking. He shares anecdotes about working with Bill Miller, particularly Miller's contrarian investment in Amazon, and delves into the significance of pragmatic philosophy in investment decisions. The conversation also covers concentrated portfolio management, the challenges of handling market volatility, and the enduring lessons from investment legends on living a richer, wiser, and happier life.

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We Study Billionaires - The Investor’s Podcast Network

Introduction to Robert Hagstrom and His Multidisciplinary Approach

Constructing a Quiet and Thoughtful Investment Lifestyle

The Importance of Rereading, Writing, and Verifying Facts

The Role of AI in Investing and the Importance of Human Judgment

NVIDIA, Valuation, and Bill Miller's Rubik's Cube Approach to Investing

William James, Pragmatic Philosophy, and Avoiding Absolutes

Value Investing, Government Intervention, and the 2008 Financial Crisis

Stoic Philosophy, Indomitability, and Bill Miller's Temperamental Advantage

Bitcoin, Contrarian Bets, and the Importance of Long-Term Perspective

The Quandary of When to Sell and the Case for Concentrated Investing

The Kryptonite of Investing: Volatility and Prospect Theory

The Importance of Owning Businesses and the American Tailwind

The Inimitable X Factor and the Value of Studying Great Investors

The Joy of Investing and the Importance of Staying in the Game

RWH060: What Buffett, Munger & Bill Miller Taught Me w/ Robert Hagstrom

We Study Billionaires - The Investor’s Podcast Network

00:00Introduction to Robert Hagstrom and His Multidisciplinary Approach

Introduction to Robert Hagstrom and His Multidisciplinary Approach

05:39Constructing a Quiet and Thoughtful Investment Lifestyle

Constructing a Quiet and Thoughtful Investment Lifestyle

17:47The Importance of Rereading, Writing, and Verifying Facts

The Importance of Rereading, Writing, and Verifying Facts

26:14The Role of AI in Investing and the Importance of Human Judgment

The Role of AI in Investing and the Importance of Human Judgment

35:41NVIDIA, Valuation, and Bill Miller's Rubik's Cube Approach to Investing

NVIDIA, Valuation, and Bill Miller's Rubik's Cube Approach to Investing

47:04William James, Pragmatic Philosophy, and Avoiding Absolutes

William James, Pragmatic Philosophy, and Avoiding Absolutes

57:32Value Investing, Government Intervention, and the 2008 Financial Crisis

Value Investing, Government Intervention, and the 2008 Financial Crisis

1:03:09Stoic Philosophy, Indomitability, and Bill Miller's Temperamental Advantage

Stoic Philosophy, Indomitability, and Bill Miller's Temperamental Advantage

1:16:20Bitcoin, Contrarian Bets, and the Importance of Long-Term Perspective

Bitcoin, Contrarian Bets, and the Importance of Long-Term Perspective

1:27:34The Quandary of When to Sell and the Case for Concentrated Investing

The Quandary of When to Sell and the Case for Concentrated Investing

1:35:35The Kryptonite of Investing: Volatility and Prospect Theory

The Kryptonite of Investing: Volatility and Prospect Theory

1:47:01The Importance of Owning Businesses and the American Tailwind

The Importance of Owning Businesses and the American Tailwind

1:57:00The Inimitable X Factor and the Value of Studying Great Investors

The Inimitable X Factor and the Value of Studying Great Investors

2:13:04The Joy of Investing and the Importance of Staying in the Game

The Joy of Investing and the Importance of Staying in the Game