@goodalexander: Thiel told me trends weren't interesting, then sells the top
AI summary of the linked articleAlexander Good recounts pitching Peter Thiel on a trend-detection system, and argues that powerful people have little reason to tell the truth about their process. He says Thiel dismissed the idea because a trend that is already in place is likely overvalued, and that Thiel then sold all his previous investments at the top. Alexander extends the point to Warren Buffett, claiming Buffett's public advice misleads readers who buy value stocks, and concludes that only first-party study and collection of data is worth trusting. |
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