A lot of people get hit within a mile of their own home, and that's the reason why children go in safety seats. If you've no worries, don't use a safety belt? No, because i hit the brakes yesterday avoiding a little spike buck that just ran right out in front of the car. Ila was like ocking to the seat belts. Salena was into the seat belt. Stuff does hav stuff happens. But you're supposed to be a good enough driver that you don't create exactly,. which is what this process is in investing, right?
“Invert, always invert” — Charlie Munger
If you want to really be a great Rule #1 investor, you must have an investing strategy in place to help guide you.
You must create a story for the company you want to invest in and determine why this is a great company. Once you have that story, invert it by flipping to the opposite point of view.
You should try to create the argument that this investment isn’t the best idea, and if you can’t, then that is a sign that you don’t know enough about the company yet.
So, as a part of your Four Ms checklist, one of the last steps is to invert.
When you apply inversions to buying a business, there are four key reasons to look at:
- You have a serious inversion for every key reason to own the business
- You know every reason not to buy a company, better than the short sellers
- For every inversion, you know a solid rebuttal that erases the inversion
- Short sellers are wrong!
In this podcast, Phil & Danielle cover why it’s important to invert along with four key things to consider for your checklist inversions.
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Topics discussed in this podcast:
- How to Create a Story
- Why You Should Always Invert
- How to Invert to Own a Business
- Four Key Points of Inversions
- Relating to Chipotle & Gamestop
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