To novices and outsiders, the practice of investing can appear intimidating and overwhelming. However, despite the seemingly high barriers to entry and understanding market dynamics, an investor’s IQ matters less than their ability to be disciplined, patient, and emotionally detached from their investments.

In fact, this applies even more to newcomers than it does to seasoned investors, as working with more capital can make it difficult to find impactful investments compared to a modest portfolio. As you grow in your investing practice, those added complications can be countered by an expanded circle of competence and deeper market knowledge.

This week, Phil and Danielle discuss how an investor’s mental state and learned habits can aid their investing journey more than their sheer brain power. They also dig into the ongoing antitrust trial over Google’s practices and what the outcome could mean for the tech world.

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Topics Discussed:

Jim Simons/Renaissance Technologies
Amazon founding
Buffett’s change of heart re: Apple
Reliance on China
IQ vs hard work
Circle of competence
Google antitrust cas
Lina Khan
Differentiating between short- and long-term problems
Fiat/Ferrari

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491- Google Brainpower