How Joel Greenblatt Balances Risk in a Long/Short Strategy (and Why You Don’t)

Legendary investor Joel Greenblatt reveals a brutal truth most investors ignore: zero doesn’t compound.

In this powerful clip, he breaks down the concept of dispersion — the performance gap between cheap and expensive stocks — and exposes how poor risk balance can wipe out even a genius-level thesis.

💡 In this clip:
What “dispersion” really means for investors.
Why short-term volatility kills unbalanced portfolios.
How to avoid “the way to go broke” — long 0.5 beta, short 3 beta.
The 2000 tech bubble lesson: great strategy, terrible risk control.
Greenblatt’s golden rule: “Zero doesn’t compound well.”

This is the kind of risk management masterclass Wall Street doesn’t advertise — because it kills the gambling mindset and replaces it with discipline.

📈 Watch till the end — the math is simple, the lesson is savage.

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