Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones joins Patrick to discuss his 50-year career in markets and his philosophy on life. Paul contrasts the intense life of a trader with that of a long-term investor, sharing lessons from the 1987 crash, the 1980 silver collapse, and his evolving appreciation for Warren Buffett. He details his rigorous daily routine, his macro outlook on the current debt bubble, and his urgent concerns regarding AI safety and regulation. Beyond finance, Paul reflects on the founding of the Robin Hood Foundation, the transformative power of kindness, and his advice for the next generation on finding significance beyond their careers.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 The Kindest Thing (first)
11:50 Aim High and Shoot Straight
13:19 Trading vs. Investing
17:33 Riding the Trend
22:24 The Existential Risks of AI
29:54 The Nature of Trading
31:46 Bitcoin
35:55 Bubbles
42:08 A Day in the Life of PTJ
46:00 Information Overload
47:07 Passion for Markets
50:49 The Robin Hood Foundation
54:18 The Workless World
56:03 Journalism
1:00:00 Principal Components of a Great Life
1:05:06 Kill Them With Kindness
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A master of investment.
Wonderful discussion!! Ty!
could you imagine if we had a guy like Paul as president
– RISK MANAGEMENT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
– THERE WILL BE OPTY, JUST SIT AND WAIT (32:50)
– SUCH PIVOTAL MOMENT OCCURS WHEN THERE'S IMBALANCE (33:40) / ALSO ON WHAT PEOPLE GET COMPLACENT (35:30)
– VALUATION IS IMPORTANT (ON S&P500, 43:30)
– YOU HAVE TO PAY ATTENTION/MONITOR EVERY MINUTE ON CRITICAL MOMENT (47:55)
– WORK IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF LIFE (51:00)
Remember the USS Liberty! 🇺🇸
You can donate to UNRWA.
How many Satoshis are there?
BTC is inflation hedge? 😂 Where was BTC at w/ 9.1% CPI?
He turned out to be dead-wrong about BTC & some other markets considering his CNBC interviews some months ago!
video starts at 13:31
pure wisdom ❤
37:00 Gold mining has increased supply by about 1% per year, almost perfectly matching global population growth
PTJ a legend
I don't get how a smart guy like Paul can say Bitcoin is great inflation hedge. It may have worked so far, but bitcoin is just an idea with zero value or about $1.20 intrinsic value. It's probably less valuable than a tulip which had the same effect in Holland back a few centuries ago…
I’m sorry but he’s a Fool to trust Government(s) can be trusted re AI.
I really like the idea making a law on watermarking AI content. I think that will happen in China soon
America is not short of great men. It is not hard to assume that the President is the best what USA can offer.
As a retired person, I can say that being debt-free is paramount.
When I retired I had considerably less than $1.46 million, but I have a very comfortable, low-stress retirement. Cheers!
Who came here from Nairametrics: Drinks n mics after one of the guest spoke about it😅
Pay it forward.
PTJ is such a legend. And a humble guy.
Great interview – Poul really bringes it. The editing is a bit aggressive to me through – ALL silent parts cut out.
Can anyone verify the book recommendation he Is talking about? could not really understand the books name
I’m calling it!: AI.
Great fan of Paul
An amazing gentleman and learnt a lot about investment
wow 🙂 , 🙏
I'm gonna push back a bit on Paul's significance as a trader. Had he not been as successful he would not have been in as strong position as a family man.
Wow! One of the best interviews and content I’ve listened to on YouTube. Love Paul. So down to earth and grounded. Great job both and thank you for sharing this.