How to pronounce “allocator” in English

What a good allocator-- usually an institutional allocator, and there are a few of them-- should be looking at process, and do you

and you're an allocator, and you're head of US equities, or you're head of alternatives or bonds, or whatever it might be, you have a benchmark.

These were the allocators.

in the next decade as capital allocator.

And even the big asset allocators--

Now, as an outside allocator, you don't really know what the thesis for the individual stock

And so since you don't know the thesis as an allocator, most people-- all they have are the returns, and that's what they used.

So it's very hard to pick an allocator, because you don't know the thesis, so you're using past returns.

And so by writing about people who would be really efficient capital allocators, who are doing really interesting dynamic, exciting things that

occasionally produces inefficiency, even in the best capital allocators.

that means you're making 50% return just based on-- and we have the mindset of a capital allocator and owner

And his answer is that because when we allocate wealth-- when people can have wealth as a result of being good allocators of wealth, when being a good locator of wealth

And what's interesting about Singleton-- and he had extraordinary returns in doing that, but what's interesting is the range he showed as a capital allocator.