What's the Most Important Lesson for Vesters?

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I judge what they say lass and what they do. More. You look for execution, you look for action. The other thing that i'm really attracted to in a micre cap is a s that has done it before,. That had a previous success growing a company from zero to a hundred million us. And so i love to find that qualitative attribute where it's a aseo that's done it before. He comes in too a microcap again, brings in his old buddies that helped him grow the business - he's just going to do it again. Yeta? I love that set up as part of the due diligence process... We talked to people around the management team

Ian Cassel is a professional microcap investor and chief investment officer of Intelligent Fanatics Capital Management. In this episode, we talk about microcap investing, judging management quality, process vs outcome, empathy, secrets of Ian's happiness, and much more.

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