The Lindy Effect and how the UK’s Charlie Munger uses it

AsideMay 2, 2019May 9, 2019 sherlockinvestorLeave a comment

For a company to have sustainable cashflows, it needs to have a contract with its customers. This contract can be literal or metaphorical. If you rent out a property and have a long-term contract with the tenant, there is some certainty that you will receive your rental income in full and on time. However, contracts […]

How I Screen for Stocks

AsideMay 2, 2019May 23, 2019 sherlockinvestorLeave a comment

This year, I am going to focus all of my attention on AIM (Alternative Investment Market) listed stocks. The AIM market was launched in 1995 in the UK and allows smaller companies raise money from investors without the regulatory burden and cost associated with listing on the main market. Since inception, the performance of […]

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The Lindy Effect and how the UK’s Charlie Munger uses it

How I Screen for Stocks