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ESRV is the perfect platform for an interview with Leon Cooperman. Whenever he is on CNBC he is constantly rushed and cannot complete his thoughts. Another fantastic interview by Ed.
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ME"Capital gains taxes inflation" - never thought of it this way...
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CJWisdom from pattern recognition, experience, common sense and reason. A gem of an interview in my humble opinion.
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PEThis interview is special! Much appreciated!
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LAHa Ha, "wrote in Mitt Romney" Mr. Cooperman, u are one smart cat - that's a compliment.
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VSLee nice to see you . My view on Biden is he is 100% a puppet and controlled ... trump has many faults but he loves capitalism and the working man. My best
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JGI love this guy! It's like taking a mental shower after too much time on Twitter. "She's a communist. I don't say it as an insult, it's her political views."
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JHGreat interview, thank you Leon and Ed
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PBI really appreciated this interview. I'm from Long Island and appreciate the style of discourse that Mr Cooperman uses. It reminded me of the grown ups when I was a kid living in the NY metro, and this reminder is a good thing! The frank talk and how it is. Doesn't matter if one agrees or disagrees. You know what Mr. Cooperman's position is. Fantastic. Always appreciate a Mr. Cooperman interview. Thank you!
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TENeed more interviews like this. People who can give a long term perspective that isn’t caught up in the 24 hour trading cycle. Loved many of his common sense messages and his humility about having had to work hard for his success but also be lucky. Thanks RV.
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EBEdward is at the peak of his game here. Kudos. Makes for a very fine interview-- lively, combustible, and still very respectful. Best to both of you!
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SSOne of the best person I heard. Invite him again soon.
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WTExcellent guest and interviewer! I have one suggestion for wealthy folks like Cooperman who are strong advocates of capitalism. Be very careful that your wealth does not directly or indirectly (through ignorant heirs) fall into the hands of left-wing ideologues. Far too often this seems to be the case which should make the benefactors turn over in their graves. I've never been able to understand why George Soros is funding communist organizations (e.g. BLM, Antifa, etc) when he made his wealth from capitalism.
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RZFantastic interview!
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JPNavient looks pretty attractive at the current price. Perhaps the market is anticipating student loan jubilee and government funded education?
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MDHow amazing to hear Him start the interview as a 77 year the things he wants to improve and work on! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
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BFlee was terrific, as he usually is...
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JWWhat a great interview.
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NPHmm, how did you allow him to get away with saying Tesla is either a growth play (group 1) or a Robinhood pumped stock (group 2). Which one is it? Can't sit on the fence, Ed. Why didn't you follow up and hold Leon accountable? Furthermore, when somebody says I've got Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon in my portfolio, cool, BUT, when did you buy them?
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scI loved Mr. Cooperman's editorial on the "American Politics" section, except I don't hold out hope for Biden to convince me of anything after serving 48 years as an inept politician.
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JAI don’t think who he is voting for is any of our business.
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CZGreat interview. This is why I subscribe to RV
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RMNot sure the transcripts captured the stock recommendations properly. So here they are: Mr. Cooper (COOP) AMC TV (AMCX) Energy Transfer (ET) FiServ (FISV) Ashland (ASH) Navient (NAVI) Athene (ATH) Not sure about Pharaoh. Could be Faro Technologies or Pharos Energy. Another subscriber may know.
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RMBased on his comments, would love to hear Cooperman's thoughts on the debate last night.
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DGLol he says his portfolio is 10, 11 x earnings but he holds large positions in Microsoft 36 p/e, Google 32 p/e and Amazon 122 p/e. Does anyone else see the math problem here? And he still says their cheap. Really? Well he did say he is happy, no doubt.
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MD"What is this, like penis envy?" Ha. Fired up then. Good interview Ed!
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IMAwesome interview!
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NNI strongly disagree with working for the government for 6 months to fund those idiots. The financial disasters are created by governments. Governments should get out of the economy and allow entrepreneurs to operate in a free market.
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SCWhy the sudden rushed end?
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MC“It’s my mom she’s 92!”
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MCGreat interview.
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SPWoW! I realy enjoy interview with smart legend. This is why I pay for thé service.
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VBTough interview to lead - masterfully done by Ed!
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GBGood interview, but once he started talking politics it went down hill
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HBED, thank you once again. Great to be reminded of the fundamentals of things. Funny how simple the entire interview sounds, yet powerfully packed with serious winning lessons.
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DBI think Mr. Cooperman's thermostat is my favorite part of the video.
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BSGet off my lawn you damn socialists!
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RIHe almost brought me to tears too when he got choked up discussing presidential politics. It was inspiring. I can only hope the partisanship/disrespect will give way to a new wave of centrism/cooperation, while maintaining democracy/capitalism.
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MONice one Ed - really enjoyed it
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SMEd, I wish you would have covered his fight with the SEC. Would be great to hear him on this platform, seems to be comfortable. PENIS ENVY.😂 Never going to hear him say that on CNBC. Great job.
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TPMr Cooperman is right. You get rich through your own efforts, largely. Yes, there are inheritances and such, but the majority of wealth is created. A lot of these super-rich give their wealth away. George Lucas gave away the proceeds from his Star Wars IP sale to schools -- the amount was close to the GDP of small countries, for crying out loud. That is why I don't get the envy either - it should inspire someone, not make them turn to petty jealousy. If you end up being bitter and jealous, you are just shortchanging your own future in the process.
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TKbrilliant interview... loved Mr Cooperman
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FKthe quality of these interviews is just astounding. Great job.
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GHGood interview Ed - a thoughtful, sane investment philosophy. Accompanied by a fair chunk of privilege. Yes - fully earned but partly from standing on both public and private sector shoulders. Warren is one side of the political divide but Cooperman is on the other and it takes two to tango. I took away a ton of solid investing advice from a wonderfully experienced guy, but few ideas on how he might help reduce polarisation in America.
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SSEnormous respect for the great market wisdom, entertaining backstory and impressive accomplishments, but the glaring philosophical inconsistencies triggered my bruxism big time! I need to go binge on some Rothbard for the sake of my temporomandibular joints.
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DSMost enjoyable interview. Thanks to Mr. Cooperman and Mr. Harrison. It is important to be reminded of the American Dream and a person who made it happen. DLS
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SS“You have a good name, we wanna raise you a SPAC” 😆... not even a whitepaper nedeed
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PBI really enjoyed this! Thank you.
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SSIt’s interesting to listen to these guys and picture how things were when they started out. College was worth it, Student loans could be repaid, Wall Street was a innovating and thriving industry. It also gives a snapshot into how these institutions perhaps started well but have become corrupted as of now.
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BKThanks Ed!
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ADI really enjoy hearing the white-haired wisdom of these investors that have been through many market cycles. He was rational in holding back his response to the "who would you vote for" question. Also, entertaining in it's own way to hear him use the phrase "p#^!$ envy" in regards to the wealthy like Bezos and Gates.
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DOWill we have the transcript?? Excellent interview! Awesome experience sharing ideas from Mr Cooperman
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HRGreat interview!
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HKGreat points he made. And enormous respect for the way he sees things. The personal anguish and disgust with the current state of affairs in markets and public office are palpable.
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FLThanks Ed, really interesting!