Looks like you know your economics. Even before his graduated from Columbia, he insisted to talking to the CEO or be given access. He knew that the market was inefficient and anyone with inside information had a distinct advantage.
In one of his first partnerships, this wise man asked 11 doctors to cough up $10K each totaling $110K and he coughed up only $100 bucks, yet he held equal share.
He only coughed up 1% for each share of his partners contribution, not even 10%. That is not even risk taking. That's pure genius.