Sir Paul Marshall: Why Markets Are Getting More Competitive, The Logic of Shorting, and Building TOPS

My worst investment ever was probably the first Iraq. Whoa. So it's a long goes back a long time. I remember'cause it was August The date of the invasion was August the second, nineteen ninety. It was my birthday. And then uh seven months later.

The Americans finally Struck. on Iraq. By that time I built a very significant long position in oil services, oil stocks and so on and I had an absolute nightmare. Absolute nightmare performance by

My worst performance, yeah, ever, by a long way. Could've could have lost my job, really. I'm Nicola Tanyen, the CO of the Norwegian So and Wealth Fund, and today My guest is one of the most successful investors of our generation. So Paul Marshall started Marshall Waste in nineteen ninety seven and today is one of the largest and most successful hedge funds in the world.

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