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I wonder how Charlie felt about Mohnish's investment style

I suspect Charlie didn't think highly of Pabrai's investment style based on two data points:

1. Charlie never gave money to Pabrai to manage unlike he did with Li Lu, and the Australian money manager.
2. In one of his last interviews with the founder of Stripe (Collison), he complained about a money manager he knew who had terrible money weighted results (Charlie said he lost money net for investors or something like that) despite having a better time weighted result. It was because that manager achieved good result with tiny capital, raised a lot money and produced terrible results with bigger pool of capital, so he net lost money for investors. One can only guess who that money manager might have been..

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