Being an investor is not a matter of just being a greedy person.

Very often, investors are not people that have wonderful images.

There's no Nobel Prize for investing well. Why is that? Why didn't Alfred Nobel think that that was a noble

profession? Well, he thought it probably wasn't as important as some of the things he gave

the Nobel Prize for, but I think investing is important because it allocates capital in ways

that can help society, create jobs, preserve jobs, pay taxes, do other things like that.

Imagine spending an hour with the world's greatest traders.

Imagine learning from their experiences, their successes, and their failures.

Imagine no more.

Welcome to Top Traders Unplugged, the place where you can learn from the best hedge fund managers in the world,

so you can take your manager due diligence or investment career to the next level.

Before we begin today's conversation, remember to keep two things in mind.

All the discussion we'll have about investment performance is about the past,

and past performance does not guarantee or even infer anything

about future performance. Also understand that there's a significant risk of financial loss

with all investment strategies, and you need to request and understand the specific risks from

the investment manager about their product before you make investment decisions. Here's your

host, veteran hedge fund manager, Niels Kostrup Larson.

For me, the best part of my podcasting journey has been the opportunity to speak to a huge range

of extraordinary people from all around the world.

In this series, I have invited one of them, namely Kevin Koldine to host a series of in-depth

conversations to help uncover and explain new ideas to make you a better investor.

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