Episode 403: Patrick Adams - When Stock Crashes Matter for Long-Term Investors
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This is the Rational Reminder Podcast, a weekly reality check on sensible investing and financial decision-making from two Canadians. We are hosted by me, Benjamin Felix, Chief Investment Officer, and Cameron Passmore, Chief Executive Officer at PWL Capital. Welcome to episode 403. Another super interesting episode. And you know, you said a line at the end of this one, Ben, in our conversation with Patrick Adams.
that people love research that supports 100% equity. Well, today is not one of those days, which is kind of the point of the podcast, right? Just to get more information to help people make, as you've said 403 times, better, smarter investment decisions. This one was particularly interesting from that standpoint because it is a different piece of research, which I'll let you describe. The second interesting piece I took away because Patrick's a PhD candidate at MIT, and he talked about the impact of your work on the podcast on him and his cohort that are looking for subjects for their PhD work.
So I thought it was really interesting. So with that, why don't you tell us more about Patrick, his work and how you discovered him? He did say about the podcast that it it sounds like a lot of PhD candidates listen. It's a medium where you can sit down and listen to a very accomplished researcher in many cases. In this case, Patrick, as he says at the end of the conversation, is a is a relatively new researcher, but you still get to dig into his research.
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