Paul Tudor Jones - Lessons From 50 Years in Markets - [Invest Like the Best, EP.469]
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My guest today is Paul Tudor Jones. I've been excited to do this episode for many years. I think Paul is one of the most legendary traders in market history. He's also just one of the most entertaining and interesting guys that I've ever met. Paul is so full of stories. It seems as though he's lived five lifetimes in just one, and all of the amazing lessons that he shares with us in this conversation, I think will leave you searching to be as passionate about what you do as he is about what he does. This conversation was recorded in mid February, twenty twenty six, weeks before the geopolitica
I promise I'll do that. And we'll talk about markets and AI and everything. And at the end, I'll say, were you not entertained? And I bet you'll say yes, but of all the things that you do in your podcast, the one that I think is the most important, if you don't mind, I'd love to start with that one, which is that question you ask everyone at the end.
I'm in. I love it.
And the reason why is because it's so funny, I gave this commencement address one time to what is now Rhodes College in Memphis. I remember when I was writing it, I was sitting there thinking, damn, who gave my commencement address? I couldn't remember. No one remembers. Can you remember who gave your commencement address? You're so young, you might.
It was the president of Ireland at the time. Okay. Went to Notre Dame.
And you're Irish. But it was so funny because no one remembers who gave their commencement address. So they're thinking, god, I'm getting ready to do this for fifteen or twenty minutes and no one's gonna remember a damn thing. How do I make it special? And so on this podcast, I'm assuming people listen to millions of podcasts and they probably can't really remember, but fractions of them. So if there's anything they remember from this, I hope it's this part. Alright.
So everyone that listens knows. Question is, what is the kindest thing that anyone's ever done for you?
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