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John D. Rockefeller Became The World's First Billionaire.
He Controlled Over 90% Of America's Oil At His Peak. But His Greatest Lessons Were Private Letters Written To His Son.
Here Are The 17 Principles: 🧵
Convinced mom to start working out after her cholesterol & fatty liver reports came bad.
Just simple, basic movements she could start without overthinking.That first step matters more than perfection.
مولانا فضل الرحمن نے مبالغہ آرائی سے کام لیا ھے بارڈر پر لڑنے والے فوجی کی کوئی بھی حوصلہ شکنی نہیں کر سکتا تنخواہ لینے کی بات ھے تو مسجدوں کے امام مدارس میں پڑھانے والے سب تنخواہیں لے رہے ہیں ایسے تو یہ سارے تنخواہیں حرام ھو جائیں گی
جو لوگ بھی اس وقت پاکستان کے بارڈر پہ ہمارے فوجی جوان جانیں دے رہے ہیں، خدا کی قسم لا الہ الا اللہ وہ سب ہمارے محسن ہیں اور مجاہد ہیں اور اگر پاکستان کمزور پڑ گیا نا تو ہمارا حشر غزہ سے زیادہ برا ہو گا . مفتی طارق مسعود صاحب نے آئینہ دکھا دیا
An honor to host the Pakistan Ministry of Interior, Mohsin Naqvi, here at Headquarters – the @FBI deeply appreciates their support as we protect US interests in the region. Important discussion surrounding facilitating resources and specialized training to combat counterterrorism financing and cyber investigations both at home and abroad.
Our partnership is critical and we look forward to more success ahead.
Check out this legend! Jayant Kumar, has been crowned Global Champion at the Harvard Crimson Business Competition (HCBC), one of the most prestigious pre-college business competitions in the world judged by C-suite executives from Fortune 500 companies. Competing against more than 1,000 teams from around the world, most fielding teams of up to four members, Jayant from Karachi Grammar School competed entirely solo and made history as the first Pakistani student to ever qualify for the Global Final of this competition. Then he went all the way and won it!
I advise on Rs 6 billion+ Investments. And before we buy a single share, every company must answer the same four questions.
Not fifty. Just Four.
Most people think investing is about predicting stock prices.
It isn't.
Question #1: What is the actual ROIC of this business, this is what annual profit I will get if I remain invested in it for 15-25 years.
Question #2: Do I understand what actually drives its earnings?
Not the share price.
The business. The raw material prices, the final product prices.
Question #3: How does the money reach me?
This is where most investors fail.
A great business is not automatically a great investment.
As a minority shareholder, there are only two ways profits reach you:
Dividends. Or share price appreciation.
If you cannot explain how value gets transferred to shareholders, you are not investing.
You are hoping.
Question #4: Is this one of the best opportunities available?
We do not diversify into 30 ideas we somewhat understand.
We concentrate on our highest-conviction opportunities.
That's the framework.
Which of these four questions do you answer before investing as well? Tell me in the comments.
SBP bought PSX shares in 2001 for Rs 10 each.
It's sitting today on roughly Rs 2,200 crore.
Rs 12 crore became Rs 2,200 crore. A 183x return. Around 22% CAGR for two decades straight.
Nobody at SBP sold in 2008. Nobody sold in 2020. Nobody booked profit at 10x thinking it was "good enough."
They just held the certificate and let two decades do the work.
Most retail investors can't hold a stock for three weeks without checking the price.
Time in market > Timing the market.
Patience pays. Panic costs.
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