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Greetings fellow investors! I am happy to announce the launch of my new service: Vintage Value Investing Premium Membership! The launch of the membership has been a long time coming, and I am thrilled to finally share my in-depth…
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What I am about to tell you is quite shocking to most investors: I don’t like dividends. I can hear the outrage already, but hear me out. Dividends are simply cash left over from a business’s operations that…
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Costco Wholesale runs one of the highest quality businesses in the world. It has solid fundamentals, stellar management, excellent growth prospects, and most importantly, provides an outstanding service to its members. If you want a complete breakdown of…
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If I could only buy five stocks for the rest of my life, Costco would be in the top five. I have wanted to buy Costco stock for years now but have been unable to pull the trigger. Why?…
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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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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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I recently purchased a used vehicle off an auction site. The process was simple: I reviewed the cars currently on auction, identified the few that looked like good deals to me, and then found the one that best suits my…
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The hardest part of investing in stocks for most business people, beginner investors, and intermediate investors is stock selection. The most popular options that you may be faced with during stock selection are value stock, mutual funds, and index…
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When it comes to investing, I find that the simplest advice is usually the best one. Nobody puts it better than Terry Smith from Fundsmith: “Buy good companies, don’t overpay, and do nothing.” Today we are going to…
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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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