Brian Feroldi is the author of Why Does The Stock Market Go Up?, an investor in high-growth stocks, and a fantastic investment educator.
Brian Feroldi recently joined Owen Rask on The Australian Investors Podcast to talk about Brian's investment checklist, why and how he invests in high growth stocks/businesses, and why Brian Feroldi is no longer following a traditional 'value investor strategy' like that of Ben Graham.
➜➜ Resources for this episode:
Brian Feroldi on The Australian Finance Podcast
MicroCap Club presentation (and charts)
Brian Feroldi's checklist
Brian's new book
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Date recorded: 8th of April 2022
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