Bill Miller

Don't don't blush.

Robert's got a little bit of a Bill Miller complex here.

You got to put put the guy at ease.

Say something nice about his books for make Robert feel at home.

Well, what one thing I want to point out is what Roberts wrote about Bill Miller from the beginning has proved to be exactly right.

But because there was the the financial crisis and the, you know, like they changed the manager out.

The general public has no idea how right Robert was.

And if you had been able to invest with Bill Miller from the time that Robert first developed the complex you reference to today, we would all be very, very well off.

Don't don't blush.

Robert's got a little bit of a Bill Miller complex here.

You got to put put the guy at ease.

Say something nice about his books for make Robert feel at home.

Well, what one thing I want to point out is what Roberts wrote about Bill Miller from the beginning has proved to be exactly right.

But because there was the the financial crisis and the, you know, leg change, the manager out.

The general public has no idea how right Robert was.

And if you had been able to invest with Bill Miller from the time that Robert first developed the complex you reference to today,

And my idea is like, before I would see this, I'd be like, yeah, I think that would have been possible to, um, you know, help hold on to something that fell 95%.

But at the same time, I think that you wouldn't have known it would have been Amazon, right? So what are the odds that you would have had? I know a lot of famous investors like Bill Miller really is the only famous investor I know made a lot of his money on this 95% stock sell-off.

You know, he started buying call options during the dip on just Amazon, for example, and he made a lot of money on Amazon, you know? Um, a lot of wealth was generated on people having high conviction in Amazon, but the odds of you have that you would have done this or you would have held through a 95% pullback or you would have bought the bottom.

Uh, the odds of that occurring, I think are like one in a million, a few million, right? Yeah.

I asked them to stay.

I asked Bill Miller, who had been one of the very famous investment people based in Baltimore, from Lake Mason.

He asked him to invest.

Grant Hill's father grew up in Baltimore.