[peterfirefly]

Was he? I listened to an interview of his a year or two ago and he didn't seem to be all that sharp at point. Amazingly sharp for a guy who was almost a hundred, sure, but not relative to a typical 80-year-old. He must have been amazing when he was younger, though.

[KerryJones]

I think it depends on what you mean by sharp. Quick? No, physical capabilities. His understanding of companies/markets/etc still were considered quite sharp by most investors I know.

[x86x87]

Still didn't get bitcoin.

[DontchaKnowit]

He was absolutely correct about bitcpin and history will vindicate his perspective.

[x86x87]

time will tell. I don't think there is anything to vindicate here. Also, really smart people are wrong about a lot of things all the time - being wrong about one thing should not diminish your other contributions.

[PedroBatista]

Who does?

[x86x87]

did you hear about this small firm called Blackrock?