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Interview with The Disciplined Investor Podcast

November 23, 2013

5 Minutes of Fame, Apple

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AUTHOR:

Vitaliy Katsenelson

I was a guest on Andrew Horowitz's the Disciplined Investor podcast.

I was a guest on Andrew Horowitz’s the Disciplined Investor podcast. Listen to it here

Guest: Vitaliy Katsenelson discusses several of his best ideas on the value front. His recent research on Apple (AAPL) and other companies are part of our discussion as well as the difference between value and growth investing.

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