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Tag Archives: Charlie Munger
Yet Another Great Parable from Charlie Munger
I just found by chance, via the business reddit, a great parable from Charlie Munger, similar to the one he handed in one of the recent Berkshire’s annual meetings (A Parody Describing The Contributions Of Wantmore, Tweakmore, Totalscum, Countwrong, And … Continue reading
VXX shorting model (sell signals)
This is a call to all the guys that bought the VXX pricing model to email me if you want a special update. I already managed to contact several of you with a new version which includes a selling model, … Continue reading
Sold off BYD China
I just sold off a small investment I did during the crisis at the end of 2008: 500 BYD China shares in Hong Kong. When I bought them the company was just starting with cars, but the reason I bought … Continue reading
Do great value investors only buy stocks the traditional way?
Some great investors are more exotic than what you read on the papers, specially in their starting years, and they do much more than just diversifying in common stocks: Warren Buffett: has done things such as trading and hedging with … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Munger, Philip Carret, Philip Fisher, Seth Klarman, Warren Buffett
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Invitation to Google+
You can see here as an example how my google+ looks like if you have yet not seen g+ Google is an amazing company growing enormously and with a market that is still in its infancy. Online advertising is growing, … Continue reading
Benjamin Franklin, On Humility
I just found via a fellow investor blogger a very nice book about Benjamin Franklin, recommended by Charlie Munger. This online version is quite Ok, I added it to my read list. I currently am reading In the Plex, how … Continue reading
A PARODY DESCRIBING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF WANTMORE, TWEAKMORE, TOTALSCUM, COUNTWRONG, AND OBLIVIOUS TO THE TRAGIC “GREAT RECESSION” IN BONEHEADIA AND THE THOUGHTS OF SOME PEOPLE RELATING TO THIS DISASTER
Just handed out at this year’s annual meeting with Berkshire Hathaway’s 87-year-old vice-chairman. Charlie Munger’s Parody of the great recession In the country of Boneheadia there was a man, Wantmore, who earned his income as a home mortgage loan originator. … Continue reading
Finding an outstanding company requires to invest lots of time.
This is a comment I made on this article, published by gurufocus regarding the great investor Philip Fisher: I read Fisher after Graham and I felt oh my god this is amazing. The guy was super deep he studied for … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Graham, Charlie Munger, Philip Fisher, The intelligent investor, Warren Buffett
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