Tandem’s Investment Team returns with Episode 22 of Tandem Talk! Tune in as the team explores the powerful passive investing feedback loop that pushes market leaders higher, a self-fulfilling prophecy in its own right—until it reverses. They discuss how extreme concentration can distort performance, the puzzle that is AI-expenditure, and what these trends may signal in an increasingly unpredictable environment.
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