If you invest, you MUST learn how to read SEC filings.
Here are the 10 most useful filings, how to find them, and what they tell you:
1/ Filing: 10-K
The #1 go-to document to learn about a company.
Key insights:
▪️Business Overview
▪️All 3 financial statements compared to previous years
▪️Management’s discussion & analysis of the financials
▪️Risks
Here's $MDB latest 10K.
2/ Filing: 10-Q
The backup quarterback to the 10-K. A decent go-to when a 10-K isn't available or is several quarters old.
15 things I wish I knew about investing 20 years ago:
1. Sometimes the best investment is one you already own
For years I avoided adding to my Amazon position and made 100s of other stock buys. I knew $AMZN was a winner, but largely ignored it for the "excitement" of adding a new stock to my portfolio.
2. Don't overlook the obvious
The accomplished investor Peter Lynch encouraged people to buy what they know. Disney, Home Depot, and Apple have been incredible investments hiding in plain sight for years.
1. $MELI - MercadoLibre
Owned since 2013
19% position
Latin America's leading e-commerce and fintech platform with massive upside still ahead. Founder led. Its ecosystem of e-commerce tools/services creates a strong network effect and wide moat.
2. $SHOP - Shopify
Owned since 2016
7% position
A powerful suite of tools and services for entrepreneurs, SMBs, and enterprises to run e-commerce businesses. Founder led. Revenue aligned with customer success creating a flywheel of growth.