In this insightful interview with my friends Dan and Corey we discussed my evolution from a statistically oriented investor to a more selective investor who prioritizes quality companies. I also share my observations about Warren Buffett’s retirement and Berkshire Hathaway’s future prospects. I also reveal why Uber is IMA’s second-largest holding and offer wisdom on maintaining work-life balance in an obsession-driven profession.
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