Robin Wigglesworth
speaker
206 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 20 Jul
Robin Wigglesworth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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happens to work in the market environment that exists and then the environment changes and they're not able to adapt and they, you know, the careers end badly.
So I thought that is with Keynes is the most fascinating thing that he was able to adjust and adapt so brilliantly.
But Gillian, have you ever been tempted to try and take over the endowment yourself?
I'm very keen to see what a Gillian Tech portfolio might look like.
What do you think your day trading style would be?
Okay, Toby, I know you came across quite a large number of other brainiacs and brilliant people when you were doing research.
We don't have detailed data for all of them, unfortunately.
But let's do a quick roundup of some of the others of the historical heavyweights you looked at.
The one I was keen to hear about was Albert Einstein.
I mean, he probably must have been a brilliant investor.
Was he sort of a slave to his emotions, just like Isaac Newton?
She didn't get Churchill-like advances.
No.
What about other brilliant scientists then?
You know, the quants of the world, like Marie Curie.
Was she any good?
Do we know anything about her?
I mean, I get that.
Okay, so let's turn to the final discussion.
I mean, we asked, do brainiacs, do brilliant people, do beautiful minds make great investors?
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