"Over decades, a stock will earn a similar return as the business earns. A basket of businesses with sustainable high growth rates have stocks that compound at a similar rate. And selling early can be costly."
"It’s up to investors to separate the company from its stock price because declines are inevitable. But a great company’s stock will not only recover but go on to be extremely rewarding."
"A true compounder is financially strong. It makes cash hand over fist which gives Mgmt optionality. It can be reinvested to grow the business, steadily increasing dividend, used to buy back stock, pay down debt..."
I've picked 10 Founder CEOs from some wonderful Co.'s in my Portfolio. How many of them can you identify (w/o Googling😀). Mix of easy/hard ones to keep it interesting.
Intentionally left out Bezos, Zuck, Benioff, Dorsey, Lutke etc.
Answers at the end.
My fav pts compiled from the above article. Part1 ⬇️
1⃣ $OKTA Okta : A unit used in meteorology to measure cloud cover. ☁️
2⃣ $SNOW Snowflake : Snowflakes are “born in the cloud”. Data warehouse built from the ground up for the cloud.🌨️
3⃣ $SHOP Shopify : Shop(ping) + (Simpl)ify 🛍️✅
4⃣ $VEEV Veeva : Veeva, a variant of the Latin word viva which means “to live,” attests to the company's singular commitment to the Life sciences industry.❤️
"100 to 1 in the Stock Market" by Thomas Phelps is a phenomenal book. Written in 1972, it's packed with lot of timeless principles for the long-term investors.
Excellent compilation by @BigNitin👏
The Blog by @CatanaCapital has recently become one of my favorites to check out some great well written articles. h/t Richard Bowman👏. Great stuff for Beginners.
Thread below has great articles on
✔️Cloud Computing
✔️SaaS
✔️Cybersecurity
✔️Gaming