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Managing Partner at Compound Michael Dempsey explains how understanding structural themes can reduce the need to pick individual winners. “In 2024, I made this basket that I called the ‘AI obvious basket.’ It was 30 names roughly equal weighted. It drastically outperformed and I haven’t changed it in two years.”

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