The danger of investing in companies in an oligopoly
A slowdown in business dynamism means that entrenched firms have less to fear from upstarts
Part 6: The Hallmarks of Superb Businesses
Which is better: top down or bottom up investing?
Many investors have lost money trying to tie their fortunes to a trend such as demographics and an aging population.
The Hullabaloo about Dividends
You should wish your earnings to be reinvested if they can be expected to earn high returns
The best approach to choosing common stocks
“If you can look into the seeds of time,
And say which grain will grow and which will not,
Speak then to me.”
Concentrate on smaller-picture things
The small picture is its specialist technical, engineering, construction and operational skill and economic performance
Investors can counter management short termism
63 per cent of respondents said the pressure to demonstrate short-term financial performance had increased over the last five years
How to identify companies that make lots of money for shareholders
Economic performance focuses on effective use of the capital invested in the company
Financial strength – the debt equity ratio has serious shortcomings
No company under consideration will even be close to scrambling to pay its creditors.
How to identify great companies to invest in – Part lll
There needs to be a skilled knight in the castle to protect and enhance the moat.
How to identify great companies to invest in – Part ll
Some companies are in the seemingly fortunate position that they can maintain profit margins simply by raising prices.
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