"Warren Buffett never tried to make the most money. He never tried to get rich quickly. He tried to get rich slow, and I feel like that's what value investing is; it's a philosophy that stays away from the hot flashy trendy investments and focuses more on never losing big."

The meta of investing is always changing. But there are some things that are timeless, like if your return on an invested capital goes up, you are going to become more valuable. If you compound your free cash flow per share, you are going to become more valuable. There are these immutable things and a lot of those things have been written about by... See more

Greatbusinesses create enormous wealth over long holding periods acrossmarket cycles, even in the midst of negative macro headlines about highinflation, rising interest rates, geopolitical tensions, weak macroeconomicdata points, and political uncertainty. Gruesome businesses eventuallydestroy wealth, irrespective of whether the news is positive or... See more

Successful investing isall about identifying businesses with growing earnings and good capitalallocation at sensible valuations, and firmly holding on to them as long asthey exhibit these characteristics.