In my thirty years in the financial markets, I had the great fortune of investing across almost every asset class. I was on the ground investing in Asia, Europe and the US. I point this out because one's investment process is, and should be, a function of their experiences. A fully developed investment process is really never complete, because one must be adaptable while still remaining disciplined. However, in an ideal world, we should all look to add the best parts of what we learn along the way to build the most robust process that we can. This is what I have tried to do.
The Three Body Problem of the Markets
The Three Body Problem of the Markets
The Three Body Problem of the Markets
In my thirty years in the financial markets, I had the great fortune of investing across almost every asset class. I was on the ground investing in Asia, Europe and the US. I point this out because one's investment process is, and should be, a function of their experiences. A fully developed investment process is really never complete, because one must be adaptable while still remaining disciplined. However, in an ideal world, we should all look to add the best parts of what we learn along the way to build the most robust process that we can. This is what I have tried to do.