What Are Your Thoughts: The $47 Trillion Question

I was in NYC this week visiting the home office so Josh, Michael, and I recorded an episode of What Are Your Thoughts?
 

We discussed:

  • The crazy number of mutual funds available to investors worldwide.
  • How many S&P 500 index funds should there be?
  • The $91 million rabbit as a piece of “art.”
  • Are index funds distorting markets?
  • Why index funds will actually take in more money during the next bear market.
  • Is Giannis the more likable NBA player in the game?
  • Our grades on the final season and finale for Game of Thrones.
  • Do any great shows have a good series finale?
  • The Slack IPO.
  • Why I would back Stewart Butterfield (Slack) and Daniel Ek (Spotify) if I could invest in CEOs.
  • Why Instagram ads are better than Twitter ads.
  • Why doesn’t Twitter charge power users?

If you missed it, be sure to check out the video we did with Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich fame this week as well. We had a lot of fun shooting these.

We’re going to be doing more of these videos so make sure you subscribe to our channel at The Compound.

Now here’s what I’ve been reading this week:

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