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Yeah, I've got to ask Mohnish about this the next time I see him.  I think he realized that the smaller position sizes just weren't going to cut it.  If he's gone back to the old model, I'm happy to see it, because I think a little more concentrated is better.  More volatile, but he's going to get the outsized returns long-term. 

 

Although you are wrong about the 60%.  It's more concentrated than before, but that total excludes his holdings in Fairfax, the Japanese basket of net-nets, and all of his cash.  He's got over $550M in assets, so it's more like close to 40% actually.  Cheers!

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Although you are wrong about the 60%.  It's more concentrated than before, but that total excludes his holdings in Fairfax, the Japanese basket of net-nets, and all of his cash.  He's got over $550M in assets, so it's more like close to 40% actually.  Cheers!

 

That's why I said US stock portfolio  ;)

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Although you are wrong about the 60%.  It's more concentrated than before, but that total excludes his holdings in Fairfax, the Japanese basket of net-nets, and all of his cash.  He's got over $550M in assets, so it's more like close to 40% actually.  Cheers!

 

That's why I said US stock portfolio  ;)

 

Ah, sorry Max!  Cheers!

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If he's gone back to the old model, I'm happy to see it, because I think a little more concentrated is better.  More volatile, but he's going to get the outsized returns long-term. 

 

If not now, when? If not he, who?

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Looking at the percentages, we could say he swap WFC for BAC, swap BRK for C and all his little positions for GS.

 

WFC and BRK were like keeping cash of quality for a while, but were sold to buy more undervalued equities...impressive! Personnally, I sometimes prefer to hold on quiet stocks, but I can understand those moves.

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Pabrai has been going in and out of stocks lately.

 

This quarter he's loading up on BAC, but in the last quarter he reduced his exposure to BAC.  Wondering what he will be do by the next 13-F filing.

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