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J P's avatar

Excellent

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Six Bravo's avatar

Thanks, JP!

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Michael's avatar

Definitely illuminated by Murray and Steve on this one. I think back to the greatest businesses of all times are the “one man reputation” business. Think Allen & Co., Felix Rohatyn/Andre Meyers of Lazard, the Rothschilds, even Buffett. Their Rolodex and network can simply add immense value in incredible ways.

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Six Bravo's avatar

Good point, Michael. Love the name of your substack, btw.

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Just A Value Investor's avatar

Great write up like always

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Six Bravo's avatar

🫡

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mendo's avatar

I do not know the details, but at first glance it looks like a holding company which holds shares of Horizon Asset Management. There are many such holding vehicles and probably not many adress themselves as "intelectual capital" firms...

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Six Bravo's avatar

Dig deeper and get back to us.

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Nicolò Rolando's avatar

Let me start by expressing my utmost respect for the quality of what you write. That said, this time I really haven't been able to fully grasp the concept of intellectual capital company. I'll try to go back to episode 122.

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peter snowdon's avatar

Really interesting post: thank you! As a long-time investor in FRMO (and WELX), I am interested in what you make of ABXX.NE: would this qualify as a nascent intellectual capital company? there certainly seems to be more to it than just creating a new commodities exchange... There was a question about Abaxx on the last FRMO cc, so maybe we will get Murray's opinion too, soon:-)

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