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In this episode, Preston and Stig take value investing questions from the audience. You won’t want to miss their discussion on intrinsic value and many other interesting topics. Additionally, the investors review Walter Isaacson’s book, Benjamin Franklin. This reading was recommended by billionaires Charlie Munger and Elon Musk.

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
– What has happened to the global stock market cap, and how it moves in cycles
– If Preston and Stig has changed their value investing strategy given the current market conditions
– Why Preston and Stig doesn’t look at analyst ratings and price targets
– How to stick to your strategy when the stock market crashes
– How Preston and Stig prioritize which books to read
– If the low interest rate justifies a higher P/E ratio

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