If i put my money into, let's say, a apple computer, and they're compounding my money at 20 % a year, they'recompounding it every year. They're making 20 % on the growing pile. Yathert, the growing pile is not gover going downo it goes up, up, go not right? And so pretty soon, you know, in three or four years, that pile has doubled. My money has doubled inside of apple. In another three and half years, it's doubled again. So and thatit should be reflected in the stock price. But what's going on? Or they are going to distribute a massive pile of of cash
There are two extremes of Warren Buffett’s Investing Strategies, and one of those extremes is Net-Nets.
The Net-Net Strategy was actually developed by economist Benjamin Graham, who Buffett studied under after graduating from Columbia. The Net-Net strategy is generally seen as an extremely conservative investment strategy, and after following it throughout the great depression, Benjamin Graham saw extreme success.
Join Phil and Danielle as they dive deeper and explain the history of Net-Nets, how and why to use them today, and briefly touch on the other extreme of Buffett’s investing strategies.
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Topics discussed in this podcast:
- The Net-Net Investment Strategy & History
- Stock Options
- Investing Extremes
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