This session digs into the idea that the crowd makes errors all the time. Long-term investors can take advantage of these events. As Charlie Munger said, "If people weren't often so wrong, we would not be so rich."

The idea is to begin to understand the errors of the masses - and simply try to make fewer of the same mistakes. These are some of our views and lessons from highlights of the last 30 years and the themes we have seen repeated time and time again.

The theme here is being able to position ones mindset to take advantage of the public, crowd-think, emotional errors over time. As Charlie Munger stated well, "If people weren't often so wrong, we would not be so rich."

This is a piece we did on the most expensive words we have heard uttered by investors over three decades. It's never been this bad is a phrase you want to be on the lookout for - often.

Secular Waves are always moving through the economies of the world. The US is at a unique fork in the road if you will as it relates to generational and demographic issues. We call these secular waves as they will be impacting various parts of the economy for many, many years to come. Our intent here in this episode is to help the investor understand what those waves are and how to understand where they are headed. We hope you find value.

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