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Episode 19: What I Learned From Over 600 Blog Posts, The Science of Hitting


Episode 19 is here! I’m excited to bring y’all my conversation with Alex (aka, The Science of Hitting). Alex is a both a writer and investor. When he’s not thinking about which businesses to buy, he’s writing about them on GuruFocus.

Alex has over 600 blog posts on GuruFocus to date, a feat few others can claim. I’ve enjoyed Alex’s content for years and getting the chance to chat with him about investing was a blast.

Here’s what we cover:

  • [0:00 – 6:00] Introduction
  • [7:00 – 14:00] Quality vs. Price
  • [15:00 – 23:00] TSOH’s Investment Process (Soup to nuts)
  • [24:00 – 40:00] Can you pay too much for a quality business?
  • [42:00 – 57:00] Lessons Learned From 600+ Blog Posts
  • [60:07 – 70:00] Charles Schwab (SCHW) and Match (MTCH)
  • [71:00 – end] Short-term volatility and closing questions

I had a blast recording this podcast. I learned a ton and I know you will too.

Do yourself a favor and follow TSOH on Twitter @TSOH_Investing. You can also check out his articles on GuruFocus here.

Also, if you love the podcast, consider subscribing to our free, weekly value investing newsletter: The Value Hive.

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Senior Partner at MO, PM at Foundation Capital, lead value investor, ValueHive podcast host, and a tennis nut. https://www.x.com/marketplunger1

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Brandon has been a professional investor focusing on value for over 13 years, spending his time in small to micro-cap companies, spin-offs, SPACs, and deep value liquidation situations. Over time, he’s developed a deeper understanding for what deep-value investing actually means, and refined his philosophy to include any business trading at a wild discount to what he thinks its worth in 3-5 years.

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With Macro Ops focused primarily on institutional clients, AK moved to servicing new investors just starting their journey. He takes the professional research and education produced at Macro Ops and breaks it down for beginners. The goal is to help clients find the best solution for their investing needs through effective education.

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Former trade desk manager at $100+ million family office where he oversaw multiple traders and helped develop cutting edge quantitative strategies in the derivatives market.

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Founder and head macro trader at Macro Ops. Alex joined the US Marine Corps on his 18th birthday just one month after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He subsequently spent a decade in the military. Serving in various capacities from scout sniper to interrogator and counterintelligence specialist. Following his military service, he worked as a contract intelligence professional for a number of US agencies (from the DIA to FBI) with a focus on counterintelligence and terrorist financing. He also spent time consulting for a tech company that specialized in building analytic software for finance and intelligence analysis.

After leaving the field of intelligence he went to work at a global macro hedge fund. He’s been professionally involved in markets since 2005, has consulted with a number of the leading names in the hedge fund space, and now manages his own family office while running Macro Ops. He’s published over 300 white papers on complex financial and macroeconomic topics, writes regularly about investment/market trends, and frequently speaks at conferences on trading and investing.

Macro Ops is a market research firm geared toward professional and experienced retail traders and investors. Macro Ops’ research has been featured in Forbes, Marketwatch, Business Insider, and Real Vision as well as a number of other leading publications.

You can find out more about Alex on his LinkedIn account here and also find him on Twitter where he frequently shares his market research.

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