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ERGreat interview and some fascinating insights. Really enjoyed. Thank you RV.
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ODthat was a top 10 interview. He is an investing legend and so we'll spoken and concise
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SSGreat interview!
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LCThe future will probably see more privacy respecting ads being deployed directly into the web browser, whilst shielding user data on the device: https://www.cnet.com/news/brave-browser-fix-for-online-advertising-pays-you-to-view-ads-that-respect-privacy/
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SCBrilliant. A great insight into what it takes to be the next Uber, FB.
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jllook's like grant was thinking about GOLD in the last question.
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MKWonderful talk and thankful he was so open. At the same time important to note how he’s talking his own book trying to fade the tech backlash.
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KBWhat a breath of fresh air on RVTV from 74 year old Howard. Notice how elegantly he handles the popular “end is nigh” concerns such as “algos are risk to the system” rather than a permanent and dominant feature of it and source of liquidity (not just use), or “big tech and FB in particular are doomed, given abuse of user data and privacy concerns” rather than a multi-billion user natural monopolies that are going to adapt and thrive irrespective of headlines. Hats off to Grant for bringing him on and engaging with him open mindedly, despite potentially disagreeing on some topics discussed. This is what it should be about, bringing high quality guests on air and interviewing them with grace, let alone someone as brilliant, accomplished and interesting as Howard. This was easily Top 5 interviews to date. Kudos 10/10
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KJInteresting comment about the brokerage fees being driven down causing investors to miss out on the Ubers and Airbnbs where they did not on the Apples and Microsofts in the past. Facebook is “free” at the point of use. Perhaps a case of people being penny wise but pound foolish, as we say in the UK. Passive investing is probably another example of the same thing. On another note I agree with his comments about people gaining advantages by being 3 metres closer to the exchange etc. This should be regulated away if there was any competence shown by the relevant authorities.
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TTWith all these IPOs coming out his insight about unicorns was fascinating...
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AMI am horrified by many of Mr Morgan's comments. A company like Facebook has proven by science to be bad for society. There is a reason why there's a backlash against this company. It is the Marlboro of the 21st century. I'll take science over a wealthy man's (biased) opinion every day of the week.
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MSOne of my favorite interviews so far, really enjoyed it. Makes me want to find a TIGER 21 organization for my own level
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DDI found this very interesting and really was impressed with Howard. He's intelligent, thoughtful, insightful and has some great historical perspectives due to his length of time in the VC world. Thank you Howard and Grant.
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