Exit Signals for Holdings and Examples of Selling Due to Decreased Growth and ROE

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Exploring various sell signals for holdings in investments including decrease in return on capital, unreasonable valuations, mistrust in management, and excessive leverage, with real-life examples of companies that faced a slowdown in growth and decrease in return on equity.

Kyle Grieve chats with Jason Donville and Jesse Gamble about their investing strategy based on finding high and sustainable ROE businesses, why small-caps are inefficiently priced, the future of Constellation Software, the importance of focusing on fundamentals over share price, and much, much more!

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:

00:0 - Intro

05:26 - About their outlook for Constellation Software, a business they’ve held since it IPO’d.

25:10 - How to utilize ROE in your investment process to make high return investments.

34:48 - Why Canadian small-caps have unique advantages to the US.

52:15 - Why small-caps offer less competition from institutional investors.

52:23 - Why opportunities in small-caps are so enticing.

And much, much more!

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