The Disciplined Investor Podcast: Clare Flynn Levy
Essentia CEO Clare Flynn Levy joins Andrew Horowitz on The Disciplined Investor to discuss why recent performance is a poor measure of a portfolio manager's own skill.
Essentia CEO Clare Flynn Levy joins Andrew Horowitz on The Disciplined Investor to discuss why recent performance is a poor measure of a portfolio manager's own skill.
In a low hit rate world, investment skill is less about being right most of the time than making winners count and limiting the cost of being wrong.
How AllianceBernstein’s John Lin built a disciplined process for navigating China equities
Essentia’s latest Behavioral Alpha Benchmark suggests that payoff discipline -- and what managers do on the way out -- matters more than being right most of the time.
Every investor has a name or two they’ll never own again – and it’s rarely about the fundamentals.
Most institutional investors evaluate active equity managers using Brinson-Fachler attribution or Fama-French factor models -- frameworks that explain performance after the fact but say little about the decisions that produced it.
Behavioral biases and cognitive depletion conspire to make exit decisions among the weakest areas of professional investor skill. The data -- and the habits of the world's best fund managers -- show there's a better way.
How G2's Josh Goldberg beat the odds and built a winning investment process
Stock Market Maestros: The Winning Habits, Strategies, and Mindsets of the World’s Best Investors, co-written by Essentia CEO Clare Flynn Levy and bestselling author Lee Freeman-Shor, is on sale now!
Adapted from Stock Market Maestros: The winning habits, strategies, and mindsets of the world's best investors, which will be published by Harriman House in March 2026.