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Most investors holding individual tech names alongside an index fund and a sector fund own the same companies two or three times over without noticing. James Taylor argues the tax bill on exiting matters more than the concentration itself, and that the fix is a schedule rather than a sale. John Belton takes the other side, that concentration in the index is rational because earnings are concentrated too.
Taylor runs a $6 billion practice for engineers in Palo Alto, so his clients hold these names as employees rather than as positions.
Recorded before the September Fed decision.
Featuring
Kenny Polcari, Host, Trader Talk, Yahoo Finance
John Belton, Portfolio Manager, Gabelli Funds
James Taylor, Founder, The Taylor Group, Wells Fargo Advisors
Timestamps
0:00 Who these two manage money for
2:12 The AI doom post that moved semis
3:19 Who should slow AI down, the government or the companies
4:40 Narrative control ahead of the IPOs
5:32 Why slowing down could mean earnings higher for longer
7:25 Why insiders are holding instead of cashing out
8:31 Unwind it, don't dump it, and the tax reason why
9:58 Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, and the funds that own them again
11:01 You sustain wealth by diversifying, not concentrating
11:54 Is a drawdown coming before the midterms
14:04 Microsoft at 350 was a screaming buy
15:28 The Fed debate, recorded before the September decision
17:22 Three inflation impulses, and whether they are transitory
19:57 Buy the companies that earn their multiple
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