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What Makes Businesses Abnormally Profitable?

As recently as 2016, salt lamps were considered luxurious items with high price tags of 4 to 15 thousand pesos per lamp. My wife saw that salt lamps were sold incredibly cheap wholesale, so we started a business around them. The Rise We sourced salt lamps from wholesalers at a

Why I'm Not Acting On A 2023 Recession (Could, Will, In)

I’ve noticed financial influencers are confident that there will be a recession ‘In’ 2023. In response, many are selling everything and planning to buy back at the bottom. But I would caution against acting on this thesis. It sounds plausible (and plausible mistakes are the most dangerous ones), but

How A 1% Fee Can Destroy 32% Of Your Retirement

Many are unaware of how much fees from financial products cost over the long run. Just a 1% fee per annum can reduce your retirement net worth by 32%.

How Staying Power Made Warren Buffett Billions

Buffett made around 20% per annum his whole career. Hwang did above 40%. Who is the better investor?

Buy As If You Will Never Sell

"I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years." - Warren Buffett

How Dividend Investing Can Go Wrong

Dividend stocks are seen as stable and reliable. However, there are exceptions. This article will talk about some ways that dividend stocks can fail.

What Does "Fair Value" Mean When Buying a Business?

We're often advised to buy stocks at prices below fair value, but what does "fair value" mean, anyway?

Some Cheap Stocks Are Traps. Use The "Secondhand Rule" To Protect Yourself.

A common investing mistake is buying every company that looks cheap. Just because a company is priced at a 50% discount to your valuation does NOT mean you should immediately buy! What should you do instead?

How to Make Better Investment Decisions With The "Triangulation Principle"

A health check-up inspects multiple body parts so that you can have a full understanding of how you're doing. Following the Triangulation Principle will help you do the same for your investments.

A Simple Valuation Technique From a Superinvestor Who Beat Warren Buffett's Track Record

Peter Lynch averaged an annual return of 29% per year, beating Warren Buffett's average of around 20% per year. Today we'll cover a simple valuation technique Lynch taught

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