Value Investing Conference 2010 – Part 2


James Grant, Founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, gives a kynote on “Reset or Recovery? The Macroeconomy and Value Investing” at the 2010 Value Investing Conference at the University of Virginia.

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15 Comments.

  1. this is worth watching…

  2. Not that good.

  3. Value investing is not even in the same ball park as macro economics.

  4. HillcrestCapital

    @silentc1015 IF I HEAR ANOTHER “AHHH WARREN BUFFET KNOWS A THING OR TWO” REBUTTLE I’M GOING TO VOMIT WHILE STABBING MY OWN COCK.

  5. HillcrestCapital

    ROFL @ THE AUDIO PROBLEM!

  6. @pretorious700 It doesn’t seem to alarm Buffett (read the 2010 Berkshire letter), and I think he knows a thing or two about the economy and value investing

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  8. @silentc1015 If the current stae of the US economy doesn’t alarm you, you must be in a coma.

  9. @evilclown99 His insight is for long term recovery, not shorting for current gains you moron.

  10. @orimoneychannel Grant does seem to be a bit of an alarmist, don’t you think?

  11. @orimoneychannel I want to help you.

  12. @evilclown99 You are obviously a shortsighted idiot.

  13. EVERYTHING JAMES GRANT SAYS IS ESSENTIALLY USELESS TO VALUE INVESTORS. YAMMERING ON ABOUT INTEREST RATES AND HIGHFALUTIN MACRO ECONOMICS CONCEPTS WON’T HELP YOU MAKE ONE NICKEL. NOT ONE RED CENT.

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  15. We see only the face, we don’t see interesting tables.

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