Is it not advisable to put my hard earned money in to those stocks only which can survive and grow over long period of time rather than choosing those who ask my attention every 3-4 yrs?

Great interview! Pietre is a wealth of knowledge and gives out a lot of great information. Book is great!!!

great information

Enjoyed the interview. Thanks Bogumil and Gautam.

wow❤eye opener, be nice to world 90%of compounding effect is achieved!

From india,watched ur interview taken by vishal ,it was fantastic, is like Audio Book .How do you weight your Decision ?Thank you very much.

Pieter Slegers best man 👍🏻👍🏻

a wonderful interview Bogumil, and I am Polish too

A wonderful discussion that gets deep! Touched on so many important areas about money and life that most people aren’t talking about. It opened my eyes to how I’m not using money as consciously and not being as intentional in my life as I’d like. I also need to have more open discussions about money with my family. Thank you! I’m glad I listened to this!

Insightful stuff. His Book seems like it has great thoughts. 🙌

Great interview, Bogumil.

Wonderful interview

Before the interview started, you asked if we can like & subscribe. I did. Now I ask that you like my comment. Possibly even leave me a comment back. It really helps me want engage more on this channel as well as this platform. Thank you.

Great episode. Thank you!

Awesome Episode Guys! 👏👏💡

Another great interview, thank you!

Amazing. Can’t believe only two likes. Great hour gents. Javier

THIS guy Pieter Slegers is doing a great service helping investors like me learn the right way to invest and research companies. He is incredibly knowledgeable and has an extraordinary large database of information that he regularly shares on twitter and youtube. Thanks so much for this interview.

Thank you both. Great questions

This is one of the best interviews in the recent times on the investing, mindset along with the ideas around the AI and new stuff. Thanks, Bogumil and Gautam 👏

Excellent episode. Thanks

My investing philosophy summarized exactly. 🙂

Thank you for the great interview

Thank you so much Bogumil for such an insightful session!

Very educational. Thank you!

Genial! Muchas gracias ❤

I was also a student in Brussels in 2000 and maybe can shed a bit of light upon the perspective of your professors. Belgians have been loyal savers, despite the low rates we've had for quite some time. Around 2000 a very promising company, Lernout & Hauspie had convinced quite a few head of households to invest in their business (speech recognition, revolutionary at the time). The heads of the company appeared in media, talk shows, the pride of the nation. Until 2000 when the Wall Street Journal had investigated them. They had a lot of irregularities, shell companies that were reporting fake revenues. So those heads of households, having tried their one shot at the stock market, found themselves betrayed by a Belgian version of Enron. The result is that even to this day, Belgians kept saving. Good thing that ordering books online is relatively easy these days because books on the stock market are rare in our book shops. So you were fortunate to find a copy of One up on Wall Street here (which is a great book).

Better to have video version in KZfaq.

Thank you.

Thank you for posting. Sound advice.

Sad to see Bryon falling into the pitfalls of liberalism. Irony is it will destroy all of the things he writes about-the depth of different cultures will be destroyed by multiculturalism, excellence will be destroyed by equity, and the exceptionalism of western society will be eroded by mass immigration and the pleasantries of high culture will be destroyed by sustainability. What's the phrase? The path to hell is pathed with good intentions? Ah well maybe it will be the elite that manage to go unscathed and only us working class will be dragged to the bottom. We already cannot find 100% cotton clothes anymore....even at brooks brothers.

Excellent interview. Thanks for sharing!

Finally a podcast about staying rich. Thanks!

Amazing!

Amazing conversation with Lauren

The average home price in 2000, adjusted is $216,592. In 2023 it's around to $400k+. Please tell Jacob.

If his "consumer society is four times more wasteful than it needs to be" statement is also 23 years old (like the $6k/yr) then he can bump that up as well. We really shouldn't have guests who keep repeating information that is 10-30 years old. His blog is the same articles on loop since 2013.

$6,000 was the result of a calculation done 23 years ago! He's been on several podcasts this year and still keeps repeating the $6,000 value. At least do an inflation adjustment which brings it up to $11,000. I would increase it even further given the fact that most things have increased in price well above general economic inflation, health care and housing being huge examples.

Really enjoying this interview. Please bring Jacob back sometime

beautiful exchange...got tears in my eyes

Excellent video! Definitely subscribing to the channel!

Jacob is the best. He has changed my life.

Interesting talk! A few questions. -- Was it the national party that confiscated his grandma's land or the communist party? which year was this? Did she manage to move the soil somewhere else or just piled it up on the side? Just curious. -- What lessons or legacy did Chris learn from his father rather than Munger and Lynch? thank you!

Thanks Bogumil, very insightful conversations.❤

Always great to hear Guy. He is as honest and transparent as Warren Buffet is.

Thanks for sharing Patricia. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on the rise of foundations versus trusts

Great interview, thank You

You deserve a lot !!!

Great conversation - thanks Philip

Thanks for the podcast its so nice