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Dear members,
It's finally official: Latticework 2021 will be held at the Yale Club of New York City on December 15, with a cocktail reception in the evening of December 14.
The theme of this year's event is "Investing on the Right Side of Change". We are in the process of confirming a wonderful speaker lineup.
Seating may be more limited this year than in the past. If you would like to be certain of your ability to attend, secure your seat now.
I look forward to sharing further details as soon as possible.
Warmly,
John
Quote We Are Contemplating This Week
“Our performance doesn’t come from what we buy or sell. It comes from what we hold. So the main activity is holding, not buying and selling. I’ve always wondered if it wouldn’t enhance an organization to say, ‘We only trade on Thursdays.’ And the other four days of the week, all you can do is sit and think.” —Howard Marks (h/t Tejas Gutka)
11 Articles We Are Reading This Week
Stand out - Joel Cohen
Butterfly effect - Isabel Chomnalez
Future of expertise - Youyang Gu, et al.
Surviving uncertainty - Frank Martin
Benefit of simple rules - Rohit Krishnan
Riches in regime change - Frederik Neckar
First rule of compounding - Chris Mayer
Keynes as investor-speculator - Chris Leithner
Change in sports and investing - Michael Mauboussin
Stopping every respiratory virus - Sarah Zhang
Money illusion as policy objective - Ravi Nagarajan
Letters, Presentations, Writeups...
Industry Insights: container shipping | energy | esports | food delivery | natural gas | offshore wind | restaurants | semiconductors | uranium
Letters & Commentaries: Arevilo | Berenberg | ETH Zurich | GMO | Moody's
Company Writeups: ChargePoint | Gérard Perrier | MoneyGram | Oberoi Realty | Opera | Sony
Company Slides: Clarus | Gold Road | Groupe Casino | Tata Steel | Turkcell
5 Podcasts We Are Listening to This Week
Acquired - Ben Gilbert & David Rosenthal on the path of TSMC
Macro Hive - David Woo on stagflation and political taboos
Compounders - Mauricio Ramos on broadband in Latin America
The Rest Is History - Marc Andreessen on the evolution of the internet
Investing By the Books - William Green on "Richer, Wiser, Happier"