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In this series, we will teach you 5 things about the stock market in less than 5 minutes.
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1οΈβ£ The performance of superinvestors
We can learn a lot from superinvestors like Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Joel Greenblatt and Li Lu.
Here you can find the track record of the best investors in the world (source: CLSA).
2οΈβ£ How to learn from mistakes:
Every investor makes mistakes.
Here is how you can learn from them:
3οΈβ£ One simple investment quote
Volatility is your friend. When a company is trading at its 52-week low but the fundamentals are still good, the stock might be very interesting.
βThe intelligent investor is a realist who sells to optimists and buys from pessimists.β - Benjamin Graham
4οΈβ£ Today is a great day to buy stocks
When you invest $200 per month at a return of 7% per year, after 10 years your investment will return more per year than what you contribute each year.
The power of compounding.
5οΈβ£ Example of a Quality Company
Sonova is a clear market leader in premium hearing aids. More and more people are suffering from hearing problems and this is beneficial for companies like Sonova.
FCF margin: 24.3%
ROCE: 50.7%
FCF yield: 4.4%
Exp. FCF growth (3 yr): 13.3%
CAGR since IPO: 15.5%
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Compounding Quality is a professional investor which manages a worldwide equity fund with more than $150 million in Assets Under Management. We have read over 500 investment books and spend more than 50 hours per week researching stocks.
π° The performance of superinvestors
Are you sure the outperformance data is correct and up to date?
The data in section 4 are correct? 200 per month is 2400 per year but the plot suggests otherwise