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Talking Trends
Michael Melissinos
29 episodes
6 days ago
A podcast by Michael Melissinos and Jerry Parker, two investment managers, talking about life and the markets.
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A podcast by Michael Melissinos and Jerry Parker, two investment managers, talking about life and the markets.
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Business
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25: To Finish First, You Must First Finish ft. Devin Haran
Talking Trends
1 hour 7 minutes 59 seconds
1 year ago
25: To Finish First, You Must First Finish ft. Devin Haran

Devin Haran is the founder of Somerset Hills Capital, a value-focused investment manager. He got his start in investment banking, making stops at Merrill Lynch and RBC Capital Markets before launching Somerset Hills. He holds a BA from Amherst and an MBA from Columbia Business School.


In this conversation, we cover a range of topics:

-- Baseball continues to over-optimize, but the NBA is going the other way

-- The Pareto Principle and how it applies not only to trend-following, but equity indexes as well (Michael's latest ⁠article⁠)

-- The value of starting from modest means and learning how to stay in business

-- Our innate behavioral tendencies tend to serve us well in a life or death situation, but not so well in the markets


How to get in touch with Devin:

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Talking Trends
A podcast by Michael Melissinos and Jerry Parker, two investment managers, talking about life and the markets.