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Baseball people believed they knew the answers to those questions, and all the others. But those assumptions hadn’t been tested in decades, if ever, so it shouldn’t be surprising that many of them turned out to be wrong. From that gap between the assumed and the actual, Beane and his assistants were able to use their limited budget to construct div

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This guy has bought 500 software companies. He uses a secret 110-point playbook to turn billion-dollar companies into profit machines. The billionaire you need to know 🧵 https://t.co/qwpzXiFRps

Founder mode, public markets edition https://t.co/iQUDcoGO1t

1981 memo on hiring from Bear Sterns Sought ppl with a degree in PSD - poor, smart and a deep desire to get rich Warns agst MBAs Co died 37 years later Prob started hiring MBAs https://t.co/uUhFgac9Yp

Michael Burry's (@michaeljburry) Investment Strategy One-Pager - Buy roadkill - Sell when roadkill's been polished - Care little about general market - Focus on FCF & Enterprise Value - Invest in Rare ... See more

Going back to how a lot of investors operate, it's very ego-driven. It's very driven by one personality or a bunch of lone wolves who happen to run in a pack, and I don't think that's how capital deployment should work. I genuinely believe we need a hive mind, and that's what we've done at Initialized.

What football had not witnessed, Anderson and Sally felt, was an analytics revolution. Plenty of people were reading the numbers and taking note of what they said: these are the players who have sprinted the most, these are the number of shots we have taken and the rest. But nobody – as far as they could tell, at least – was trying to find out what

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this guy built a $95B empire by acquiring 600+ companies: - no public interviews exist with him... - 2 or 3 photos online - 34% annualized returns Here’s how of Mark Leonard built one of the most successful software companies of the century: https://t.co/Hav8VOyWks