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JDSpike of food cost you say? I hear pork's looking pretty cheap in China these days...
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AWPrefer strongly that he would be interviewed by a human being. Always prefer "conversation."
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DWThe old interview format is way better
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JGI prefer the interview format by far, it lends a more casual and intimate atmosphere and I believe Pura the interviewee more st eade. Also for those that prefer to listen than stay glued to the screen the interview format is more digestible.
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DBI love the "prompted presentation" format. It puts the focus much more on the interviewee and their ideas.
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ADThis format works well too
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AKThis format works great, the important thing is the knowledge provided, the format is of secondary importance. Alexander has a great idea here and the basis of it is that China essentially will devalue. If China somehow did not devalue over the coming 24 months, I would see that as a huge surprise. So like all gold trades at the moment the upside is rather large and the potential downside is rather low, makes perfect sense!
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KSI greatly prefer the interview format to the presentation format in this video.
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MCAlthough the content is the same I prefer the conversational format. I like to see the spontaneity of the interview process.
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JBI prefer the older format. This seems a bit canned and choppy. Too much like a pitch for my taste. I think the conversational style was better, they either make the argument or they don't
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CAgreat job adding question voiceovers!
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DFIt would be nice to hear the questions.
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TRAgree that reading the question is helpful. Bookmarking the questions is another great feature, seems as though RV bookmarks about half of the published videos.
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GFHmm... Lots of comments asking for audio on the questions, which is something I have asked for since a long time ago, but when I watched it just now, the questions were nicely voiced over. Thanks, RV, for listening and letting us just listen.
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smI found the video too technical to understand.
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SSYou have to read out the questions, as I along with many others I believe do not watch the video, but rather listen to it in the background whilst we are doing other things e.g. driving, running at the gym, working on others things on the computer and so on.
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GKThe personal interviews are much more engaging than the presentation format.
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WBI want to hear questions it is very important I listen to these primarily to and from work in my car.
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RMThe presentation format works. Its better for a trade idea. I see audio only listeners requesting audible questions. I guess that makes sense, but my comment is that in some other videos, the audible questions are too loud, which is annoying.
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SCWithout audio questions, the utility of videos when either listening or multitasking falls materially, and detracts from the experience/value