The Joys of Compounding: The Passionate Pursuit of Lifelong Learning, Revised and Updated (Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing Series)
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The Joys of Compounding: The Passionate Pursuit of Lifelong Learning, Revised and Updated (Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing Series)
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excellent resource to build up one’s latticework.1) As the Chinese proverb goes, “I forget what I hear; I remember what I see; I know what I do.” Because the best way to learn something is by practicing it, we must routinely apply the mental models to different situations in our daily lives.
There is no path to peace. Peace is the path. —Mahatma Gandhi
A contrarian isn’t one who always takes the opposite path just for the sake of it. That is simply a conformist of a different sort. A true contrarian is one who reasons independently, from the ground up, based on factual data, and resists pressure to conform.
The path to lasting wealth is deferred gratification, savings, and compound interest. Develop the habit of saving in such a way that you enjoy your present reasonably well and also ensure a bright future tomorrow.
Techno-Funda investors tend to believe in two key principles, in addition to strong earnings growth and industry fundamentals, when analyzing potential buys: first, stocks that show relative strength, that is, that go sideways or consolidate during significant market pullbacks, tend to outperform significantly during the subsequent market recovery;
... See moreThe way to achieve success in life is to learn constantly. And the best way to learn is to read, and to do so effectively.
Commodity stocks are not long-term investments. They generate alpha in portfolios in a short period of time, driven by a combination of financial and operating leverage, and you exit them not on peak reported earnings but when the expectations of margin improvement peak out. A good time to begin planning your exit from a commodity industry is when
... See moreI immediately read Sam Zell’s book Am I Being Too Subtle? which drilled the core fundamental concepts of demand and supply
This leads to a value of $104 million in owner earnings in year 10. Let’s assume that the market pays an average multiple of 15× on owner earnings for this type of business and that no valuation rerating or derating of the business occurs in the interim period. This gives us a market value of $1.56 billion in year 10. Compared with the current mark
... See moreWhen we buy a stock, we always think in terms of buying the whole enterprise because it enables us to think as businessmen rather than stock speculators. So let’s just take a company that has marvelous prospects, that is paying you nothing now where you buy it at a valuation of $500 billion…. To deliver, let’s assume that there’s only going to be a
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