Kyle Bass interview

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Kyle Bass has a real gift for distilling topics so that the lay person can understand them. I always enjoy listening to him talk.

 
Talk about an interviewer with a fixed mindset and a lot of determination to prevent the interviewee from expressing their point of view or making any telling points. Did she realize that she was hurting her own cause in many eyes?
 
She was determined to nail him to a cross for betting against these so innocent and helpless governments.

Luckily he was a wealth of information, otherwise I would have not been able to listen to her annoying interruptions.

She sums up her intelligence pretty well with her question deflect of "Why are you asking me this question?" when he asked if Europe has listed options markets on equities and equity indexes.
 
ZH reminds us of Kyle's prescient warnings from May 2010:
More: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/blast-past-kyle-bass-was-right-about-everything-again
 
I really like the way he's becoming more assertive when faced with BS from some other quarter (or, nickel? - in joke). As in, no I disagree with that for reason 1,2,3 - back up your stuff with facts. Very impressive.
 
I know it's been posted somewhere in this forum, but I couldn't find it after searching around a bit, so even though it's "old" (from November 2011) I'm reposting it here for reference (ie. I can find it easily) because it is timeless:

 
IT is indeed timeless, some things don't change much - and strangely, it seems to take above average brains to notice which ones.

Here's the content of my "daily link section" from yesterday...a newer one from Kyle.

Some more good stuff from Kyle Bass. Dunno how to get this embedded in the forum, but here's the link to CNBC's player.

http://plus.cnbc.com/rssvideosearch/act ... layershare

You gotta love a guy who can add and subtract, call it right time after time, and calls himself an accountant, not an economist.
 
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