Thinking that 20 years ago people did not know a low multiple stock was mostly a shitty biz is naive. We had real estate and lending boom in 2000s, that’s why value investing worked (both banks and real estate are bad businesses that trade at low multiples)
I think one of the more interesting use cases of ai in investment research is it becomes easier to understand r&d pipelines of r&d driven/tech companies
The target audience of all this AI hysteria is investors, not general folks. It's supposed to make investors super bullish Anthro and to keep financing the loss making entity.
Ofc this message also gets taken to broader public by media, Dario has not thought deeply about that
While i generally don't do podcasts, decided to make an exception for Dmitry who has been a friend for many years. We talk about management quality, cyclical businesses and investing during wartime
In other words: being mediocre performer in structurally attractive industry is often better than being a top performer in structurally challenged industry