Update: I am in the process of creating/designing a custom Andrew Wilkinson t-shirt for my own personal use at university. I am finally going to be cool.
I am with Parsad on this. That's the right way to think of this. Andrew Wilkinson is the next Andrew Wilkinson. I really look forward to reading his book and learning more about his approach.
Also, for the skeptics, there are many ex-employees you can sleuth on LinkedIn, and they all speak very, VERY highly of him.
Otherwise, this is a really interesting podcast by an ex-employee.
https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/invest-like-the-best-with-patrick-oshaughnessy/id1154105909?i=1000620745533
Tim being taken is a shame and a loss for an entire gender.
Also, Parsad, I was finally able to show her a photo of you (the only one I could find is the one of you next to Wayne Gretzky), and she says she would date you over "some dumb hockey player any day." You are a contender! All you need next is to take your Premier Diversified Holding public (PDH), so she can buy shares. Don't tell Wayne, though; he might short it and make baseless accusations regarding the company's accounting in a hundred-page PowerPoint, and Trevor Scott would need to go on BNN again. Luckily, I think she would be a loyal shareholder and would ignore the shorts or buy more.
Again, everyone, I am not saying you should invest in Tiny. The extent of my analysis is that I vote Andrew the best-looking value investor of 2024.
If more females learn about value investing as a philosophy and career because of Andrew's physique, I view that as a positive. Whenever I mention value investing on a date, it is like I am speaking an alien language.
The second place for best looking is Mohnish, but only ex-moustache and in pyjamas.
Third is Dr. Michael Burry because he is ripped, played football and is a musician.
To conclude, I think about the image below often and, going forward, will strategically add naps to my research process. I genuinely think napping played a role in Mohnish's success as an investor...
...however, counterfactual thinking leads me to be somewhat sad that Mohnish left a nascent pyjama modelling career to be a legendary hedge fund manager and philanthropist.
Happy Bargain Hunting, and remember, sleep comes before beauty and great investment results!