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20th century infrastructure was physical, non profit, government owned, & depreciated with usage. 21st century infrastructure is digital, for profit, publicly traded, & appreciates with usage. Today's market captures an enormous, high value opportunity set that 1950 did not.
Lots of commentaries on a new global order post CV with hot takes on which industries will be unduly impacted. It is helpful to think through such scenarios but important to remember humans are a resilient species and possess short-term memories: scmp.com/business/china…
Being rational and objective in a market-selloff does not mean you always have to be a buyer. Muscle memory on “buy the dip” is resulting in a lot of sloppy past is prologue analysis on Coronavirus. Strive for humility and let data be your guide.
PREACH. This is the time to help everyone. I don't give a shit about what's theoretically correct and/or political ideals. We are at war and the lower and lower middle class are sacrificing the most. Don't be an asshole.
I'm not sure how @QuisitiveInvest is doing managing through this crisis but I suspect better than most. People ask me how they can be better investors, do something like this: Your job as a PM is to manage risk. Know thyself and it becomes easier.
Bob Woodward – “Democracy dies in darkness.” China just banished the NYT, WSJ and Washington Post. In a post-fact world, it is more important than ever to seek the light. Tune your media diet accordingly: wsj.com/articles/china…
Bill Miller on framing price discovery in the COVID era - "markets have to price in all the things that can happen. Many more things can happen than will happen, and as those possible outcomes narrow, the market’s accuracy greatly improves." millervalue.com/markets-comple…
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