UNIVERSE OF MIND
An open-end private fund that invests primarily in US equities and options in sectors: Information Technology, HealthCare, Industrials and Communication services.
Not open for the public
UNIVERSE OF MIND, LP DELAWARE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. ISIN US91401B1098
UNIVERSE OF MIND, GP, DELAWARE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
1. Science and innovation are what most efficiently drive our economy forward compared to any other drivers. After all, new discoveries and technologies create greater value from fewer resources and fuel earnings power.
2. However, most investments in research do not yield returns. We believe it is better to support these investments indirectly—by investing in those who best utilize the fruits of research: corporations that depend on R&D and innovative, growing companies.
3. We see three vectors into the future: the future of life, the future of work, and the future of resources. Extending life and improving health; changing the nature of cognitive and physical work; and developing new materials and energy sources — these are areas worth focusing on.
4. Innovative technologies are not only a good source of long-term profit, but also short-term. Innovations always create uncertainty, noise in the markets and information asymmetry in inefficient markets, and opportunities to buy good companies at low prices or sell at inflated prices follow them.
5. Managing costs is critical. We sharply reduce the costs using compact team and the artificial intelligence instead of a giant staff of analysts.
1. Science and innovation are what most efficiently drive our economy forward compared to any other drivers. After all, new discoveries and technologies create greater value from fewer resources and fuel earnings power.
2. However, most investments in research do not yield returns. We believe it is better to support these investments indirectly—by investing in those who best utilize the fruits of research: corporations that depend on R&D and innovative, growing companies.
3. We see three vectors into the future: the future of life, the future of work, and the future of resources. Extending life and improving health; changing the nature of cognitive and physical work; and developing new materials and energy sources — these are areas worth focusing on.
4. Innovative technologies are not only a good source of long-term profit, but also short-term. Innovations always create uncertainty, noise in the markets and information asymmetry in inefficient markets, and opportunities to buy good companies at low prices or sell at inflated prices follow them.
5. Managing costs is critical. We sharply reduce the costs using compact team and the artificial intelligence instead of a giant staff of analysts.
TEAM
Andrei Charnysh
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Harvard Business school executive
program alumni,
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Master of economics,
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series 65.
DARIA TSENTER
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College of Arts and Science,
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New York University Honors
Scholar.
TEAM
Andrei Charnysh
-
Harvard Business school executive program alumni,
-
Master of economics,
-
series 65.
DARIA TSENTER
-
College of Arts and Science,
-
New York University Honors
Scholar.
TEAM
Andrei charnysh
-
Harvard Business school executive
program alumni,
-
Master of economics,
-
series 65.
DARIA TSENTER
-
College of Arts and Science,
-
New York University Honors
Scholar.