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In his recent interview with The Value Perspective, Jake Taylor discusses some examples of how to avoid your blind spots. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: JT: Let’s jump back into the Google example. What I missed for the next five or six years from 2015 was that I was … Read More

In his latest shareholder letter, Jake Taylor asks the question in a quick quiz – Which Type Of Investor Are You? Here’s an excerpt from the letter: Would you rather be associated with Stock Chart A that went up more than 500% in 15 months? Or Stock Chart B that … Read More

In his recent interview on the Infinite Loops Podcast, Jake Taylor explains why return on investing capital is like weightlifting. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: But to go back to return on invested capital, that’s really important when it comes to growth. So when you think about a business … Read More

In his latest January 2022 Letter, Jake Taylor discusses the importance of getting on base in investing. Here’s an excerpt from the letter: One of the keys to successful investing is to get out of your own head. Psychologist Daniel Kahneman would call this “finding the outside view.” An outside … Read More

In his recent interview on the Millennial Investing Podcast, Jake Taylor discussed the importance of having a stoic mentality in investing. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Taylor: But at the same time, a big part, I think of figuring out how to be a good investor is actually understanding … Read More

In his recent interview on the InvestED Podcast, Jake Taylor, co-host on our Value After Hours Podcast provided a great hack on how to know if you have skill or you’re just lucky in investing. Here’s an excerpt from that interview: Taylor: One of the most difficult things in this … Read More

Here’s a great interview with Value After Hours Podcast co-host Jake Taylor on The Investors Podcast discussing his intrinsic valuation of Berkshire Hathaway. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Well I think there are different ways of doing it. I tend to be more on the simplistic side of my … Read More