Age Bias in Investing
Scott discusses the prevalent age bias in both social settings and investment markets, highlighting a preference for youth over age. He points out that while society tends to shy away from older individuals, the same is true for investments, where younger companies often receive inflated valuations despite lacking revenue. Interestingly, he notes that investing in distressed businesses, typically overlooked, can yield significant returns, challenging the common perception of what constitutes a valuable investment.In this clip
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