The "50 FINANCE BOOKS" section on this blog has excellent summaries & notes for some of the best investing books. 👏 (Couldn't find the Twitter handle of the author to credit).
Thread below with some of my fav ones from the list. ⬇️
“Just a slight change in a golfer’s grip and stance may improve his game, so a little more emphasis on buying for keeps, a little more determination not to be tempted to sell … may fatten your portfolio."
I love my Tech names for a majority of my Portfolio (BigTech, Small Tech, HW, SaaS, E-Commerce, FinTech, Consumer Tech), but there's plenty of great Co's outside of these.
Few of the other Sectors & my fav names in there.⬇️
✔️US based
✔️Tech (in a traditional sense) is not the main product of these Co.'s although they leverage it.
✔️Many of these have a mix of some of these below characteristics
✔️Great products/services
✔️Long-term oriented Mgmt teams
✔️Customer obsession
✔️Differentiated Biz Model
✔️Durable demand
✔️Innovative culture
✔️Lean operations
✔️Good Financial governance
✔️Very moaty or critical in their value chain
✔️Mkt (S&P) beaters over the 5/10 yr periods
"40 invaluable investing lessons" by Tony Deden (Chairman of Edelweiss Holdings) is such a great read for long-term investors. Worth re-reading once an year.
My first 1⃣0⃣0⃣ bagger. Finally.... Love you $LULU 💕
I'll not pretend to be an expert on 100 baggers (this is a nominal win, read Pt11), but will just share some general and some specific lessons I came across thru my holding of $LULU.
12 Lessons from the 12 year journey. ⬇️
1⃣Be open minded : Good ideas can come from anywhere.
Fresh from reading Peter Lynch's "One Up On Wall Street" back in Dec'08 I wanted to pick one branded athletic retailer. $NKE $LULU $SKX might have been the choices.
I read up few free articles on Motley Fool and elsewhere and the basic analysis was good enough for me to get started.
What attracted me to $LULU back then was
-Yes, it's catchy name to begin with
-Small but a leader in a growing Healthy Lifestyle trend
-Founder led