Very interesting, thanks for sharing Jason! What do you think, do you differentiate investments you make into a value or growth category?
I only invest my own money but I think, for me, it boils down to probability of a set of outcomes (X1, X2...Xn) multiplied by the outcomes (E(r1), E(r2)...E(rn)). I'm making a mental calculation and not actually doing the math but it's how I think it about it generally. I don't distinguish value vs. growth because I suppose I would find it limiting and I'm not sure what value I would get from it anyway so I'm curious how others find value in classifying investments by type.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing Jason! What do you think, do you differentiate investments you make into a value or growth category?
I only invest my own money but I think, for me, it boils down to probability of a set of outcomes (X1, X2...Xn) multiplied by the outcomes (E(r1), E(r2)...E(rn)). I'm making a mental calculation and not actually doing the math but it's how I think it about it generally. I don't distinguish value vs. growth because I suppose I would find it limiting and I'm not sure what value I would get from it anyway so I'm curious how others find value in classifying investments by type.