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This week on TCAF, Josh and Michael were joined by Tom Sosnoff, founder and CEO of tastylive and co-founder of thinkorswim. They discussed what it takes to become a trader, how Tom got into the business, his experience selling thinkorswim to TD-Ameritrade, and the difference between Chicago and New York City. (Listen)
Investing in Private Credit ETFs and All-Time Highs | Talk Your Book (Listen)
You Don’t Want a 50 Basis Point Rate Cut - They Always Mean Recession | Live From the Compound (Listen)
What Happens After an Interest Rate Cut? | What Are Your Thoughts? (Listen)
How to Become a Super Trader | The Compound and Friends (Listen)
INSIGHTS
Earlier TCAF guest Owen Lamont recently wrote, The Illusion of Compound Returns, about the math of ‘holding the market.’ We often hear that investors should ‘hold the market,’ but Lamont notes that many frictions are involved. Lamont writes:
To summarize, although the compound return of 10% per year on U.S. stocks sounds great, that is not what shareholders as a whole are receiving. First, reinvesting dividends implies owning a growing percentage of the stock market and thus is impossible for the aggregate shareholder who owns 100% of all shares. Second, when you own the whole market, you are engaged in a losing timing battle with firms, who will sell you equity when the market is overvalued and buy back equity when it is undervalued. Put these two effects together, and the actual return earned by the aggregate shareholder is closer to 5% than 10%.
CHART OF THE WEEK
This year's stock market feels like two separate markets—the Liberation Day decline and the big bounce back. Callie Cox and Matt Cerminaro highlight a chart that shows that V-style recoveries are not all that unusual.
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COMING SOON
This week on TCAF, Josh and Michael will be joined by Steve Romick, Managing Partner and Portfolio Manager at FPA Funds.
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