“To be a successful distressed-debt investor, you have to be unemotional and contrarian, because your job is to buy at the height of fear and panic. My antennae are always up and on the lookout for those times when fear and panic are present. It’s almost always the optimal time to buy, and those are the periods I enjoy the most—deploying capital when I sense few other investors are buying and most are selling.” —Bruce Karsh
Links - 10/30/2022
Links - 10/30/2022
Links - 10/30/2022
“To be a successful distressed-debt investor, you have to be unemotional and contrarian, because your job is to buy at the height of fear and panic. My antennae are always up and on the lookout for those times when fear and panic are present. It’s almost always the optimal time to buy, and those are the periods I enjoy the most—deploying capital when I sense few other investors are buying and most are selling.” —Bruce Karsh