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example, highly profitable companies with persistent profit margins have tended to be successful companies in the future. Associated with “profitability” is a so-called “quality” factor, encompassing stable earnings and low operating and financial leverage. While neither profitability nor quality can be considered measures of risk, they both are
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company builders, not financiers. We
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From Wall Street to Main Street: how Avenue One connects local pros with institutional capital
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MJ DeMarco • The Millionaire Fastlane: Crack the Code to Wealth and Live Rich for a Lifetime
If you run a business at 10% profit that has hit its core capital target, you now have a business that is producing a MINIMUM return on equity of 50% PER YEAR! Investors would kill for a rate of return of 20% year after year, and yours is running somewhere between 50% and 100% per year. This is the true secret of building wealth within a privately
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it can take only three or four investment professionals to find, execute, and manage an investment worth billions of dollars.
Sachin Khajuria • Two and Twenty: How the Masters of Private Equity Always Win
The key to investing is not how much an industry will affect society or even how much it will grow, but rather its ability to make and sustain profits.
Burton G. Malkiel • A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Best Investment Guide That Money Can Buy (Thirteenth)
We applied our usual three tests for a new line of business. It must have the potential to be hugely rewarding for investors. It must add to Blackstone’s intellectual capital. And it must have a 10 in charge