What podcasts say about Richard Brennan
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Richard Brennan has said on podcasts
23 statements · 11 positive · 7 negative · 2 mixed · 3 neutral
The Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.
“The Fed... No doubt they will put up interest rates.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 14:34
The Federal Reserve will probably raise rates again in December.
“I think also December they probably will put it up again.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 14:38
The current challenging economic period will benefit trend following.
“it's going to be beneficial for trend following.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 14:47
Taking partial profits converts open gains into redeployable closed equity.
“taking partial profits does convert open profit. into closed equity that can therefore be redeployed.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 17:45
Taking partial profits can reduce drawdowns and smooth returns.
“It can also reduce drawdowns and produce a smoother return path.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 17:53
Partial profits reduce exposure to exceptional trades driving long-term results.
“we are reducing our exposure to those small number of exceptional trades that might drive much of the long-term result.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 18:03
Trend-following outlier trades are infrequent and statistically scarce.
“the outliers we are depending on are so infrequent and few and far between.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 18:53
Backtests cannot reliably predict future exceptional-trend frequency or magnitude.
“it can't tell us reliably how many exceptional trends the future will contain or how large they'll become.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 19:15
Larger samples inevitably reveal increasingly large positive or adverse events.
“as the sample size increases, we inevitably get these bigger and bigger events, either positive or adverse.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 19:42
Future markets will contain both larger drawdowns and larger positive outliers.
“We get bigger drawdowns in the future. We also get bigger outliers, positive beneficial outliers in the future.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 19:51
Taking partial profits can compromise the objective of capturing outlier trades.
“if we do do what John suggests, we certainly can compromise that objective.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 20:26
Richard Brennan recommends avoiding actions that could miss enormous trend trades.
“I don't want to miss out on that potentially enormous trade”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 20:48
Increasing returns explain technological improvements and Amazon and Google’s success.
“that explains so much of the tech race. technological improvements, Amazon's success, Google's success.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 43:58
VHS achieved broader adoption than Betamax.
“VHS secured far broader adoption.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 44:46
VHS adoption attracted content, which further increased user adoption.
“More users attracted more content, and more contact attracted more users.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 45:02
Amazon’s success reflects a path-dependent effect.
“the success of Amazon, you know. It's a path-dependent effect”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 48:22
Modern AI would not have emerged without the internet.
“AI wouldn't have come around today if there wasn't an internet.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 48:51
Adoption helps determine which technology becomes the winner.
“adoption helps create the winner.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 49:11
Small early advantages can create environments that continue favoring one technology.
“a small early advantage created that environment that continued to favor the same technology.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 49:26
Rising prices can attract capital, strengthen collateral, and encourage further buying.
“a rising price improves the performance of existing holders. That may attract fresh capital to those holders of that capital. It strengthens collateral. It encourages further buying.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 50:10
Falling prices can trigger stops, margin calls, and forced selling.
“falling prices can trigger stops, margin calls and forced selling.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 50:26
Financial markets need not immediately return to equilibrium.
“a market need not return immediately to equilibrium.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 50:51
Market movements can persist far beyond their original cause.
“the process can extend far beyond its original cause.”
Open the episode · SI418: Why Markets Are More Alive Than We Think ft. Richard BrennanListen at 50:58
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