Investing Lessons from the 1930s | "Slow Hunches" in Business and Investing

In this episode, John Mihaljevic hosts a discussion of:

Investment lessons from the 1930s: Phil Ordway shares insights from a little-known book, Frederick Lewis Allen's "Since Yesterday: The 1930's in America." We discuss historical parallels and examine how insights from past episodes can help us become better investors today.

"Slow hunches" in business and investing: Elliot Turner presents a key concept from Steven Johnson's book, "Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation." We discuss how so-called slow hunches manifest themselves in business and investing.

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