Talk Money To Me - Episode 3 - with Tim Melvin
Talk Money To Me - Episode 3 - with Tim Melvin
This week on TALK MONEY TO ME we chatted with the one and only Tim Melvin.
Tim is the editor of popular newsletters, such as The 20% Letter, Underground Income, MVP Letter, and The Takeover Letter (his latest launch). Widely known for his deep value investment strategies, "real-talk" approach, and eclectic cabana wear, he brings over three decades of professional investing experience to the table.
From Tim:
"It's going to be harder to beat the market as AI becomes more and more ruthless. However, around the edges is where the opportunity is."
[Charlie Munger] said "If I was starting out today, I'd go look for the corners of the market that were illiquid and inefficient." In other words, where the institutions and the eyeballs and the AI will not be.
Where does that leave you? Shockingly enough, with small cap stocks and the fixed income markets.
Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, don't miss out on Tim's insights on investing, building nest eggs, optimizing volatility, and more.
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