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Trying to find cheap stocks. Win or lose, I must enjoy the journey. Not investment advice.

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Here's one. A Well-Capitalized Bank Trading at 18% of Book Value Find it in the usual place.

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The prescribed path leads to the median outcome.


Is this cheap enough? 12% Dividend Yield, 80% EBIT Margins, Durable Business, 7x Earnings. Find it in the usual place.

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My Net-Net Strategy Cash rich, consistently profitable, debt free net-nets. Find it in the usual place.

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Larry Goldstein achieved a 16% CAGR over 40 years. Joe Raymond saw the legend first hand and shares his experience. "Letters to Partners" was the best book I read this year.

Thanks for the kind words, @turtlebay_io Below are some thoughts on Larry and SMP.



Really cool additional data here. Looking forward to this book.

Timely Clothes was in the first draft of Buffett's Early Investments (amzn.to/3NhzUGT). I stripped it out because three net-nets that didn't work out was too much. I was going to post the full chapter in a few weeks, but this 1951 investment became topical, so I'll post a…



Here's an early Warren Buffett investment. A Graham style net-net. Timely Clothes - 1951 - $1.8MM market cap - 6.4x Earnings - 59% of NCAV - 7.7% Dividend Yield

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Great article. Buffett sold GEICO to buy Western Insurance. Valuation: - 1x Earnings - 45% of book value Position was > 50% of his portfolio. Stock returned 160% in 18 months.

In 1951, at the age of 21, Warren Buffett put 53% of his portfolio into GEICO and wrote up his thesis in The Commercial and Financial Chronicle. Buffett would make a quick 50% return in a year - turning $10,282 ($122,000 in today’s dollars) into $15,259 ($180,000). Not bad for a…



The longer I invest, the fewer businesses I understand.


New write up! Updates on Profiled Securities - Part 2 Find it in the usual place.

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I'm obsessed with unlikely investors: - At age 5 he could speak ~20 words. - Routinely got in fist fights in school. - Cursed out a Rabbi at age 12. You'd be crazy to bet on him. No outside capital. Just one guy buying stocks. Built a $100MM portfolio in 30 years. Legend.

Jason Hirschman is on my Mount Rushmore of private investors. Why? He is one of the few private investors that has turned a small personal portfolio into a large nine figure portfolio from stock picking. Enjoy this conversation with @EightTrack180 microcapclub.com/a-conversation…



The best interview I listened to this year. Jason is a microcap legend and a hell of a nice guy. There are like 10 golden nuggets in here.

Jason Hirschman is on my Mount Rushmore of private investors. Why? He is one of the few private investors that has turned a small personal portfolio into a large nine figure portfolio from stock picking. Enjoy this conversation with @EightTrack180 microcapclub.com/a-conversation…



Interesting note: Buffett was worth ~$8MM at this point. Delta Duck would've been 0.4% of his book. But he takes the call, gets the numbers, does the work, borrows the money. The man was addicted to bargains, no matter the size.

Warren Buffett bought a share of Delta Duck Club for $29,000 in 1966. - Market cap: $2.8 million - 1x earnings net of cash - 13% dividend yield - Oil field was active until 2018

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