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Joel Greenblatt was previously a fund manager at Gotham Capital and delivered an annualized return of 50% from 1985 to 1994, before returning all capital to its partners in 1995. In his book You Can Be a Stock…
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Warren Buffett Style Portfolio Warren Buffett is one of the most famous investors of all time, and for good reason. This blog (and the rest of the internet) has plenty of articles dedicated to the Oracle of Omaha and his…
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One of my favorite investing books of all time is Buffettology, by Mary Buffett and David Clark. In the book, the authors do an excellent job of explaining Warren Buffett’s quality investing style, and how he implemented his strategy…
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Daniel Kahneman is a professor of behavioral & cognitive psychology at Princeton, winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize for economics, and author of the best-selling book on cognitive biases and heuristics: Thinking Fast & Slow. In a 2016…
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How many is too Many? How many stocks do you have in your portfolio? Should your portfolio hold a large or small number of holdings? It doesn’t help that there are studies showing that famous value investors have had success…
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It’s been a crazy year for Elon Musk and Tesla. This year has seen Tesla’s market cap and stock price surge dramatically, to say the least. At the start of 2020, Tesla’s stock price was sitting just under $85 a…
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In the 2007 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report, Warren Buffett discussed the difference between great businesses, good businesses, and gruesome businesses. Buffett summarizes it like this: Let’s break down Warren’s definition and identify these types of businesses. But first, let’s talk…
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How much money would you be willing to pay Warren Buffet for advice and words of wisdom on investing? Regardless of how much you’d pay, we all know that taking him out for a coffee and asking him questions is…
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Just think about how much you could learn from someone who came from nothing and now has a net worth of over $100 million. How much would you spend to get insight from a successful investor who started late in…
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Buffett Finds His First Love On the week of December 6th 1951, thousands of financial professionals received in their mail that week’s issue of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle. Within the issue, an article entitled The Security I Like Best,…
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