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ODRewatched it just now. It is time to bring Steven back for a chat.
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SUThere's so much to learn from this, just brilliant!
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JWFound this only because Grant mentioned it on the Adventures in Finance podcast. This is just an amazing interview . Mr. Diggle's incredibly forthright and understated manner or communicating is exceedingly commendable, especially as he conveys insights that go well beyond the markets. Thank you, Grant and thank you, Stephen.
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DSSolid wisdom. Practical experience. Energizing mind. Thank you. Capital gains are income if harvested. Taxes and reinvestment the variables. Strategy must defeat greed. A better man than I ...
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MHAwesome quote from this interview: “The great trick of keeping confidence in the system is that people have been satisfied that a lack of income is compensated by capital gain."
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RMFantastic discussion! Fascinating behind the scenes look at the GFC by a player that lived thru that turmoil. Excellent job Grant, and thanks for the insight Steve!
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DPExcellent interview, thanks again realtv! Stephen has me sold on agriculture and German property now!
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SDSteve Diggle here. I'd like to thank everyone who perservered witrh this marathon interview. If you had any questions or comments plse direct them to info@vulpesinvest.com Thanks Simon for the idea.
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JSAbsolutely riveting intetview. Mr. Digge manages to express what so many investors instinctively feel but can't quite articulate. The concept of starting over from "first principles" is brilliant
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WMPart 1 a little slow, riveted by part 2. "Having a great deal of fiat currency in a bank account is not money"; has me thinking hard about my 401k & personal cash in money market funds! Great stuff.
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KSI sat through this spell-bound, something I fail to do even while watching an entertaining (so-called) movie.
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JRGreat interview. Elle Hawkins made the same recommendation that investing in private business might be some of the best opportunities right now for protecting wealth.
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LM"The graveyards are full of indispensable men" . The ending to an enlightening interview that reminds us that as important as our search is to protect wealth it should not consume all of our time.
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TJFascinating interview, and very thought-provoking.
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JASo, money does grow on trees. All time classic interview.
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JWThese interviews were amazing-while having a similar view on real estate for income reasons, I have never heard a more cogent explanation of why income is more important than absolute return...
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BLneed a Vulpes for the smaller investor. Going to be bloody when the momentum mkts flip.
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GCThe Dibble tour thru recent WFC from inside sweating counterparty risk.truely spellbinding esp with a sequel shortly,I see myself resembling negative bias with daily ZH,KWN,Sprott,PCRoberts < good
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BDA refreshing global outlook out what is truly important in life....Income to survive! The Capital gain trap was also right on task, and a reminder to all that liquidity is fleeting, and not permanent!
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JSThe great interviews come faster than the Fed can print money!
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FS"Capital Gain is not the same as Income." No truer words were ever spoken. I would work for free along side the likes of Grant and Stephen just to learn how to do the things they do.
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AATouches upon a great failure of democracy, the short-sighted behaviour of politicians held to ransom by election cycles and their fickle voters
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AAArtradis (Like Paulson et al) did great job being positioned for 2008, biggest failing (if any) was not cutting exposure fast enough in 2009, hence losses and closure in this case