During this Pythagoras Investing podcast with Equity mates, CEO Michael Dee discusses his experience during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. As most investors fled from equity markets, Michael wa
s gathering investors to start his own fund. In this interview, we discuss what he saw that led him to predict a market crash, and what he learnt from that experience.
Before listening to this episode make sure you check out Part 1 of the interview.
In Part 2 of the interview you will hear:
- Why Michael quit his job in 2008 to start his own fund
- How his fund managed to outperform the market and most other funds in its early years
- A historic perspective on the GFC
- Some of the key indicators Michael sees as pointing to another financial crisis
- Collateralised Loan Obligations … why its never different this time
- Why Michael doesn’t recommend reading books about investing
- The key pieces of advice he thinks all young investors should follow
- VIX and have we learnt from Financial manipulation
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Listen to part 2 below.
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Republished from an interview with EquityMates.com
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