Hi Nicolai Sir, Not sure if you are going to see this, but thanks for these podcasts - I see a lot of people (Podcasters/Interviewers) who are just not temperamentally/Naturally fit to be asking questions to these big corp. CEOs/Managers - You are in the industry and I think you do see through these business leaders sayings. All in all, what I am trying to say is you seem competent enough to ask questions that are precise, effective, and cut through to the point (Making it worth every second to watch/listen) - It’s because we can see (Or at least I can) and feel that competency through the way you listen and act. This in turn helps in much better quality answers as these questions are deeply thought about and challenge guests. - I have read and listened to Howard Marks a lot, and rarely he say " Thank you for asking interesting questions" Just thank you! Keep doing your great work. Hope your TH-cam community grows.
I like Nicolas’s direct way of asking questions, like “what do you think your Grand dad saw at you to appoint you as Director at 21 years?” Great answers from John. Humble and honest.
@@ExponentialDividendGrowth Exor is a financial box where all the companies managed by the Agnelli family, the most well known and powerful italian family (read about the figure of Giovanni Agnelli), are packed. In Italy for a long time after WWII we managed to feed them with our taxes because FIAT was too big to fail and we assisted to a massive privatization of gains and collettivization of losses. Exor a dutch company..what a joke.
Proof you can have financial success but still be detrimental to the economy. John has a massive image problem and dodging questions and talking about Ferraris, boats, football clubs and his family really doesn’t help.
I completely agree, TH-cam contributed to kill journalism and as long as this people is not facing public interest question but pleased over how they like to be seen, these kind of contents are completely irrelevant
Hi Nicolai Sir,
Not sure if you are going to see this, but thanks for these podcasts - I see a lot of people (Podcasters/Interviewers) who are just not temperamentally/Naturally fit to be asking questions to these big corp. CEOs/Managers - You are in the industry and I think you do see through these business leaders sayings.
All in all, what I am trying to say is you seem competent enough to ask questions that are precise, effective, and cut through to the point (Making it worth every second to watch/listen) - It’s because we can see (Or at least I can) and feel that competency through the way you listen and act. This in turn helps in much better quality answers as these questions are deeply thought about and challenge guests.
- I have read and listened to Howard Marks a lot, and rarely he say " Thank you for asking interesting questions"
Just thank you! Keep doing your great work. Hope your TH-cam community grows.
I like Nicolas’s direct way of asking questions, like “what do you think your Grand dad saw at you to appoint you as Director at 21 years?” Great answers from John. Humble and honest.
As a shareowner from Poland of Exor, it's always good to hear J. Elkann :) Thank You for interview :)
You like him because you are polish. The italians don't think the same way.
@@francescobaraldi7433 Why? What's happaned?
@@ExponentialDividendGrowth Exor is a financial box where all the companies managed by the Agnelli family, the most well known and powerful italian family (read about the figure of Giovanni Agnelli), are packed. In Italy for a long time after WWII we managed to feed them with our taxes because FIAT was too big to fail and we assisted to a massive privatization of gains and collettivization of losses. Exor a dutch company..what a joke.
Big respect for this gentleman. Viva Italia!
Another gem of a podcast, Nicolai!
Hi Nicolai - excellent interview. As always: Complimenti!
Fantastic conversation
Why did Nicolai switch his jacket and shirt from the intro to the interview?
One of many skills
Congratulations on finding a gem of an easter egg! Thanks for paying attention 😊
Love it! Can you also interview Bernard Arnault CEO of LVMH ?
Loved this podcast!
Interesting conversation
A Dutch company with Italian roots..This was good.
Better to say offshore Dutch Cie with Italians roots! 😂😂What Gianni Agnelli always refused to do..
@@CA19677 At his time there was no need to do so.
Bravo John!
Director of one of the biggest company in the world at 21 ? please tell us how hard you worked
Such a lazy assumption
Perhaps setting the camera else where might solve the issue of a slight shaking.
He was dodging questions left and right
No timestamps?
Genuinely thought there was an earthquake where im at watching this.
Less then 40.000 workers of the group are employed in Italy.
How the backstabbing of his cousin Andrea and his mother Margherita went down would have been amanzing to listen to...
Basing on financial results and stock price, exor is doing well
Can u explain more plz
@@nikkitan6135Not sure if I look at Stellantis and Philips.
plz bring Bernard Arnault to here～
You need N.10 Elkan to do one Agnelli. He is nothing and just destroying everything he is touching
So does anyone believe Exor is a truly good investment that can beat the S&P 500?
Nicolai - content wise, format, all included - lowest point so far. Good luck for the next one.
Proof you can have financial success but still be detrimental to the economy. John has a massive image problem and dodging questions and talking about Ferraris, boats, football clubs and his family really doesn’t help.
I completely agree, TH-cam contributed to kill journalism and as long as this people is not facing public interest question but pleased over how they like to be seen, these kind of contents are completely irrelevant
Makes the worst vehicles dont buy