A reader turned buddy just told me a couple of weeks ago that he quit his job, and will be embarking on the MBA programme at the uber prestigious MIT Sloan School of Management in 2021. He contributed a few articles some years back, so u can read some of his past work here. I’ve also shared some previous insight/discussions we had (with permission of course). I can’t believe these were all posted 3-4 years ago:
https://thumbtackinvestor.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/ltc-corp-thesis-by-alain-t-10112016. https://thumbtackinvestor.wordpress.com/2016/10/29/s-i2i-investing-thesis/ https://thumbtackinvestor.wordpress.com/2018/02/16/where-art-thou-white-knight-ltc-corporations-privatization-offer/ https://thumbtackinvestor.wordpress.com/2017/08/29/what-makes-you-think-you-can-win-the-case-for-the-true-value-investor-ltc-corporation-s-i2i-limited/That’s such a nice way to end 2020 as I feel happy for my buddy. I don’t think anybody outta MIT Sloane’s MBA programme ever does poorly in life, financially at least. The alumni and the network you gain is just glitteringly strong. Also, many of the commonly used finance concepts and formulae, actually originated from Sloane.
Stuff like the Black–Scholes model, random walk hypothesis and the binomial options pricing model....
