What a wonderful conversation. Thank you William for your diligent preparation, it shows so smoothy in your flow of thoughts and questions. Thank you Jason for your deep and meaningful thoughts, that should produce a lot of wisdom. Keep up the excellent work you 2!
51:21 "The Truce" by Mario Benedetti, from 1969 (I looked it up, I won't even pretend I knew...) Amazing Ben Graham! Dunno why I missed this interview, it's great. Thank you Jason, thank you William!
Good podcast! Speaking against political and social injustice is also just not a service towards a better world and future but also a source of immense self satisfaction and happiness. Your fairness and honesty won’t be defined by your behavior towards your own kind but by your attitude towards you differ with. Thanks for the podcast!
@@RicherWiserHappier Excellent! I can't wait. Thank you, Mr. Green. I'll have to submit a Twitter question too because I want a signed copy of your book.
this is such a great video its mind blowing you only have 80k subs!!! This should be paid content im happy to support keep it up with this quality thanks so much
@@RicherWiserHappier Hello Mr William Green. Please try and do an interview with Mr Nicholas Sleep one day :) Thank you so much for everything ! Love and peace from South Africa.
@@RicherWiserHappier he really is a legend in South African investing circles and recently celebrated his 50th year of working on the JSE and he's still going strong. Thanks for the reply!
I'm doubtful that the newer Crypto will necessarily push out the older ones. Once a payment ecosystem has been built around it those who have invested to build that infrastructure are unlikely to throw away that investment unless there is a significant advantage to do so. I'm thinking of how the Space Shuttles from the 1980's were maintained by purchases on Ebay or how Cobol applications written long ago for banks are still in use today some running on virtualized machines. There is also always the risk that any new crypto could be something dodgy so building trust around that particular time will take time.
Great interview. But I wish Zweig wouldn't have repeated the now ubiquitous romantic idea that money spent on experiences or relationships is so much more value and virtually always well spent. Being a miser isn't good, but chasing experience with money or chasing the enhancement of personal relationships or popularity with money doesn't end up any better than chasing anything else or chasing money itself. There is no clear line between experience and things. Indeed most things if not everything purchased with money provides an experience. Sorry but moderation is the only key here.
How dare Jason Zweig move Ben Graham’s commentary to the back of the book and replace it with his own! One part of the book has completely the opposite meaning if you don’t have Graham’s comments to go along with it while you’re reading. Genuinely pisses me off.
What a wonderful interview!!
The treasure trove of wisdom within this interview is incredible. Thank you William and Jason! Absolutely fantastic interview!
Thanks so much, Darren. I really appreciate it. Warm wishes, William
Thanks for the support, Darren!
Fantastic interview. Can't believe I just listened to 2 hours straight workout realizing it!
Woot! Thank you so much.
A fantastic interviewer for a fantastic interviewee
I have noticed ‘lucky’ people tend to be generous. God blesses generosity
Thank you for watching!
What a wonderful conversation. Thank you William for your diligent preparation, it shows so smoothy in your flow of thoughts and questions. Thank you Jason for your deep and meaningful thoughts, that should produce a lot of wisdom. Keep up the excellent work you 2!
Thank you so much for the lovely comment!
Many thanks, Bentley. That's very kind of you to say. Warm wishes, William
Thank you sir
GREAT GREAT&GREAT Again.
Fabulous, thank you both. Two clever people passing on some wonderful truths in an entertaining and sometimes very moving fashion.
Thanks so much, Sam. So glad you enjoyed this conversation. Warm wishes, William Green
So glad you enjoyed the episode, Sam!
51:21 "The Truce" by Mario Benedetti, from 1969 (I looked it up, I won't even pretend I knew...) Amazing Ben Graham!
Dunno why I missed this interview, it's great. Thank you Jason, thank you William!
Essential listening!
Another amazing interview.
William is on a roll.
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much! So glad you're enjoying these interviews. Warm wishes, William
I would like Jason to revise again the ‘Intelligent Investor’ with updated commentary & examples.
Good podcast! Speaking against political and social injustice is also just not a service towards a better world and future but also a source of immense self satisfaction and happiness. Your fairness and honesty won’t be defined by your behavior towards your own kind but by your attitude towards you differ with. Thanks for the podcast!
Glad you liked it!
Two of my favorite guys right here. Dream interview. I hope he does Mohnish next.
Many thanks, Jason. I have an interview with Mohnish scheduled. Enjoy!
@@RicherWiserHappier Excellent! I can't wait. Thank you, Mr. Green. I'll have to submit a Twitter question too because I want a signed copy of your book.
Thank you so much for the lovely comment, Jason!
Insightful and Enlightening. Great life lessons.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much, Soumya Prakash Swain. Warm wishes, William
this is such a great video its mind blowing you only have 80k subs!!! This should be paid content im happy to support
keep it up with this quality thanks so much
Thank you so much for the kind words, Simon!
Many thanks, Simon! Happy to do it for free. Warm wishes, William
@@RicherWiserHappier Hello Mr William Green. Please try and do an interview with Mr Nicholas Sleep one day :) Thank you so much for everything ! Love and peace from South Africa.
Amazing conversation. Thank you!
Many thanks! So glad you enjoyed this conversation. Warm wishes, William
Our pleasure!
Great questions. Ideal interviewee. Fantastic!
Glad you enjoyed it, Justin!
Many thanks, Justin. It was a total delight interviewing Jason. Warm wishes, William
@@RicherWiserHappier Anytime you two want to sit down for a chat, I'll be there to listen. ;-)
@@RicherWiserHappier Also, I really enjoyed "Richer, Wiser, Happier." Great book!
Amazing interview!
Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot, Yerri. Warm wishes, William
There is so much wisdom and insight on the market from Jason Zweig. It is so invaluable! Thanks for bringing wonderful guest on your show!
Legendary!!!
Hope you enjoyed the episode!
I can't help but wonder now if William is friends with JSE legend David Shapiro and how awesome it would be if David was on the show one day.
Hi Jarred. I don't know David Shapiro, I'm afraid. Sounds intriguing! Thanks, William
@@RicherWiserHappier he really is a legend in South African investing circles and recently celebrated his 50th year of working on the JSE and he's still going strong.
Thanks for the reply!
I'm doubtful that the newer Crypto will necessarily push out the older ones. Once a payment ecosystem has been built around it those who have invested to build that infrastructure are unlikely to throw away that investment unless there is a significant advantage to do so. I'm thinking of how the Space Shuttles from the 1980's were maintained by purchases on Ebay or how Cobol applications written long ago for banks are still in use today some running on virtualized machines. There is also always the risk that any new crypto could be something dodgy so building trust around that particular time will take time.
No one is more humble than me. 🤣
More to do with been unlucky. Market always goes up over time
Three Enron Executives showed up at a Magazine's headquarter trying to get Bethany McLean to be fired. She must have touched a nerve.
Great interview. But I wish Zweig wouldn't have repeated the now ubiquitous romantic idea that money spent on experiences or relationships is so much more value and virtually always well spent. Being a miser isn't good, but chasing experience with money or chasing the enhancement of personal relationships or popularity with money doesn't end up any better than chasing anything else or chasing money itself. There is no clear line between experience and things. Indeed most things if not everything purchased with money provides an experience. Sorry but moderation is the only key here.
This dude looks just like Uncle Fester.
😂
How dare Jason Zweig move Ben Graham’s commentary to the back of the book and replace it with his own! One part of the book has completely the opposite meaning if you don’t have Graham’s comments to go along with it while you’re reading. Genuinely pisses me off.
you lost me at warren muppet.
boring, extremely boring