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In his recent presentation with the Nordic Business Foundation, Aswath Damodaran explained why you should think of investing as humble money versus arrogant money. Here’s an excerpt from the presentation: Damodaran: I’m going to suggest as a final point that rather than think of money as smart money versus stupid … Read More

In his recent interview with The Motley Fool, Aswath Damodaran explained why individual investors have a huge advantage of portfolio managers. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Damodaran:  I think time is your ally, which means as an investor you need a long time horizon. The problem is we all … Read More

In his recent presentation at Valuation ConFab, Aswath Damodaran discusses the biggest reason for bad valuations. Here’s an excerpt from the presentation: Damodaran: The biggest reason for bad valuations is bias. You know what I mean by bias? When you sit down to value a business you almost never value … Read More

In his recent online lecture on Valuation, Aswath Damodaran recalls a story about his mother-in-law to illustrate how even the worst investors can get lucky. Here’s an excerpt from the lecture: And finally if you’re ever given a choice between understanding everything there is to understand about corporate finance and … Read More

In his recent interview with Lunches With Legends, Aswath Damodaran discussed the biggest misconception about valuing companies. Here’s an excerpt from the intervew: Damodaran: I think it’s not even drivers of value, they mistake what valuation is. I mean and I think it’s become worse over the last 40 years … Read More

In his recent interview on CNBC, Aswath Damodaran discussed some of the broken business models in tech companies which were not apparent during the good times. In order to fix those models, companies can optimize software such as an online business simulation game. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Damodaran: … Read More

In his latest interview on The Investor’s Podcast, Aswath Damodaran recommends investors hang out with people who don’t think like them. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Damodaran: Yeah. One of the books I have, Narrative and Numbers About Stories. I started that because I noticed that we live in … Read More

In his latest interview with Elearnmarkets, Aswath Damodaran discusses the problem with ‘old time’ value investors. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Damodaran: First, let me first push back. You said you’re an old-time value investor right? How many old-time value investors actually value companies? Maybe one in a hundred. … Read More

In his latest interview with Micha.Stocks, Aswath Damodaran explains why sometimes sticking to your investment philosophy means leaving money on the table. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: So in January 2020 I sold Tesla and I told people look it’s been a great stock for me but given my … Read More

In his latest interview with The Hindu BusinessLine, Aswath Damodaran discusses his karmic path to investing. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: What causes maximum stress to you in investing, and how have you handled it? This may sound weird, but I have never felt stress from investing. Don’t get … Read More

In his latest Data Update 1 for 2022, Aswath Damodaran says – It is Moneyball Time! He also provides four reasons why you should not always trust big data. Here’s an excerpt from the update: The Moneyball Question When I first started posting data on my website for public consumption, … Read More

In his latest article titled – Managing across the Corporate Life Cycle: CEOs and Stock Prices!, Aswath Damodaran discusses the mythology surrounding great CEOs. Here’s an excerpt from the article: It is no surprise that most people are convinced that there is a template for a great CEO that applies across … Read More

In his latest interview with the Prague Finance Institute, Aswath Damodaran explains why growth investors have become lazy. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Damodaran: I would argue that growth investors are becoming lazy now. Host: And are they becoming lazy… are they becoming lazy because of cheap money, quantitative … Read More