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Jason Zweig

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
236 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

What do you think the best performing major asset will be?

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

Predict where all of those variables, the inflation rate, interest rates, predict where they'll all be at the end of the year.

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

And then at the end of the year, look up the actual answers and look up what you predicted.

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

And I have a prediction that the predictions you actually made will look very little like the actual results.

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

Yeah, and the lesson from that is, in my view, most people should stop trying to predict.

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

Yeah, it kind of does.

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

My pleasure.

The Journal.
How to Be an Intelligent Investor In 2026

Thanks, Ryan.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

If he's not, it's kind of hard to think of who his competition would be.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

If he's not, it's kind of hard to think of who his competition would be.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

If he's not, it's kind of hard to think of who his competition would be.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

What really makes Buffett so extraordinary is not just the degree of his outperformance, but the length of it. I mean, we're talking about somebody who made his first investment in... 1942. And so there are plenty of people who have better performance, better track records as investors over the past 10 years, the past 20 years, maybe even the past 25 years. But 60 years? Right. I don't think so.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

What really makes Buffett so extraordinary is not just the degree of his outperformance, but the length of it. I mean, we're talking about somebody who made his first investment in... 1942. And so there are plenty of people who have better performance, better track records as investors over the past 10 years, the past 20 years, maybe even the past 25 years. But 60 years? Right. I don't think so.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

What really makes Buffett so extraordinary is not just the degree of his outperformance, but the length of it. I mean, we're talking about somebody who made his first investment in... 1942. And so there are plenty of people who have better performance, better track records as investors over the past 10 years, the past 20 years, maybe even the past 25 years. But 60 years? Right. I don't think so.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

And it's just kind of unparalleled.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

And it's just kind of unparalleled.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

And it's just kind of unparalleled.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

He bought, I think, three shares of what then was called Cities Service, which was an oil company. He recalls that his sister got nervous about I think when the price went down a few months later, so he sold it. And, you know, it went on to, you know, make thousands and thousands and thousands of percent, teaching him the lesson that, you know, selling too soon can be a huge mistake.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

He bought, I think, three shares of what then was called Cities Service, which was an oil company. He recalls that his sister got nervous about I think when the price went down a few months later, so he sold it. And, you know, it went on to, you know, make thousands and thousands and thousands of percent, teaching him the lesson that, you know, selling too soon can be a huge mistake.

The Journal.
There Will Never Be Another Warren Buffett

He bought, I think, three shares of what then was called Cities Service, which was an oil company. He recalls that his sister got nervous about I think when the price went down a few months later, so he sold it. And, you know, it went on to, you know, make thousands and thousands and thousands of percent, teaching him the lesson that, you know, selling too soon can be a huge mistake.