Finding undervalued stocks that posses a catalyst which will inevitably emerge. Sharing the wisdom and ideas I come across daily. tweets aren't financial advice
"Charlie made me focus on the merits of a great business with tremendously growing earnings power - but only when you can be sure of it." - Warren Buffett
Li Lu detailed his investment in Hyundai Department Store stock for ~$12 per share to students at Columbia University.
Here is the S&P manual page that got his attention.
I wrote up an article on this, going over my key takeaways! https://t.co/NulN8FnbB7
In 2008, Buffett invested $232m in Chinese EV company BYD. Today it's worth over $9 billion (+30% p.a). Most credit Charlie Munger for this one. Yet Li Lu presented the idea & writes about it in his Investment letters
Li Lu explained his purchase of Timberland stock for ~$30 per share to students at Columbia University.
Here is the Value Line page that caught his eye.
I wrote up an article on this investment, going over my key takeaways. Feel free to check it out! https://t.co/i6EzF7SRuW
3 months ago, Zendesk rejected a ~$17B private equity buyout offer because they felt it undervalued the company
Today, it accepted a $10.2B buyout offer by a PE investor group.
Sign of the times
There’s a concept in aviation called the 1-in-60 Rule.
I originally learned about it from my friend @Codie_Sanchez and was immediately drawn to the idea.
It says that a 1 degree error in heading will cause a plane to miss its target by 1 mile for every 60 miles flown.
"You’ve got a stock market that’s historically one of the most expensive ever, yes it’s down 10 or 12% this year but that doesn’t even bring you to where it was a year or two ago."
-Seth Klarman
I contacted @Chewy last week to see if I could return an unopened bag of my dog’s food after he died. They 1) gave me a full refund, 2) told me to donate the food to the shelter, and 3) had flowers delivered today with the gift note signed by the person I talked to?? 😭🥹
The cold hard truth about the American tax code:
It is designed to benefit entrepreneurs & businesses, not employees.
Asset owners, not renters.
Investors, not consumers.
It rewards risk. Learn how it works and adjust your strategy w/ the above in mind.
Seth Klarman annualized a 17% net return over more than three decades.
That outstanding performance made him a famous person in the Value Investing Community.
Today he turns 65 years old, an excellent opportunity to look closer at his investment secrets👇🏼