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Using the three pillars of knowledge, quality and scarcity, Richard Rooney reflects on the lessons that can be gleaned from an unprecedented year, and how Burgundy will position itself for the year

If you’ve ever founded your own business, you’ll know how important they become to you. For many business owners, their companies become like one of their own children; they nurture and guide them

Gabriel Grego, an acclaimed investigative analyst from Quintessential Capital Management, has claimed another victory for short-sellers around the world. This time around, it was a rather

Hidden Value Stocks issue for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2020, featuring an interview with Shreekkanth “Shree” Viswanathan, CFA, CPA, the President and Portfolio Manager of SVN Capital

GreenWood Investors’ interview with Sir Martin Sorrell of S4 Capital, titled, “Merging Management & Ownership.”

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I was watching the Netflix series “The Crown” the other day and the episode that I was watching began with a trigger warning — the episode showed Princess Di struggling with her bulimia problem

Howard Marks memo to Oaktree clients for the month of January 2021, titled, “Something of Value.”

Hidden Value Stocks issue for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2020, featuring interviews an update from Fred Liu and Hayden Capital on their investment in Afterpay and interviews with

There seem to be to schools of thought when it comes to investing. One is the so-called value investors community, where folks look at low P/E ratios, high dividend yields, low price to book or

Symmetry Invest A/S letter for the second half ended December 2020, discussing WANdisco.

Aaron Edelheit of Mindset Capital wrote a post about a talk he had with my friend and fellow investor Fred Liu. One of the concepts discussed was the Power Law Distribution. Applied to the market

Charlie Munger is an amazing investor and Warren Buffett’s partner at Berkshire Hathaway. He recently gave an interview to CalTech alumni that has a lot to teach us about investing. There were many

Robert Shiller recently wrote an article arguing that today’s CAPE level isn’t as “absurd” as it seems because interest rates are so low. I don’t buy the argument. Today’s CAPE level is in the same

Happy New Year! If the memes on social media were any indication, most people were glad to see the end of 2020. According to People Magazine, a survey conducted by OnePoll found that 47 percent of

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

Whitney Tilson’s email to investors discussing Nomad Partnership letters; Bill Ackman has had another blockbuster year; the exodus from New York and California; Tony Hsieh’s American tragedy; Tesla

Whitney Tilson’s email to investors discussing Charlie Munger interview and birthday.

While entrepreneurs and many consumers might not have had the best year in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the stock market is still as powerful as ever for creating long term wealth.

I wrote last week about an article recently published by Robert Shiller in which he observes that: “In traditional financial theory, interest rates are a key component of valuation models. When

What Is Time Value of Money? was originally published here.