Compounding Quality

Aswath Damodaran is the dean of valuation He's also one of world's the best investment teachers Today, I'm sharing his slide deck about investment philosophies 👇

The 10 worst M&A flops ever 1. Microsoft and Nokia:

There are over 300 publicly listed companies that could be classified as serial acquirers. But how do you separate the great ones from the rest? Charlie Munger had a simple approach: "Invert, always invert." Instead of asking what makes a great serial acquirer, start by identifying the red flags. Here are 5 key things to look for when evaluating serial acquirers 👇

"Take a simple idea, and take it seriously." -Charlie Munger

Finance is the art of telling a company’s story through numbers Financial modelling helps you understand and project that story I'll teach you everything you need to know about Financial modelling for free here 👇

10 Tweets that will change your life forever 1. Shut up and wait:

The best investor you never heard of Stanley Druckenmiller averaged a return of 30% for 30 years Here's his incredible story:

One person told me,"I have a list of 300 potentially attractive stocks & I constantly track them, waiting for just one of them to get cheap enough to buy." Well, that's a reasonable thing to do. But how many people have that kind of discipline? Not one in 100. -- Charlie Munger

The biggest returns come from spotting winners early Are you ready learn about early-stage investing? This PDF teaches you everything you should know:

My all-time favorite investing book? It might be One Up on Wall Street. It's full of investment wisdom. Here are the 10 most valuable lessons from this classic:

Want to grow your wealth by investing in the best companies? Terry Smith’s incredible book Investing for Growth reveals how Here are the 15 key takeaways from the book:

“Read 500 pages every day. That’s how knowledge works. It builds up, like compound interest. All of you can do it, but I guarantee not many of you will do it.” - Warren Buffett

Most people can't understand a merger deal. Why? Because they don't speak the language of M&A. I'll teach you step by step how you can understand every term in M&A for free here 👇

Most investors confuse ROCE, ROIC, ROE, and ROA. But each ratio tells a very different story about a company’s performance. Here’s a clear breakdown by The Valuation School: