How Acquisitions Add Value – Or Don’t

Someone emailed me this question: How do you think management should analyze acquisition opportunities? For example, how would you like the management of companies you own to think about them and decide to acquire or not (acquire) a...

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Six Books I’ve Read Recently

One topic Andrew and I don’t discuss much on the podcast are the books we’re reading. Despite that, some podcast listeners email me with requests for book recommendations. Since my interests are probably different than yours – I can’t...

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What To Read to Learn More About Disney (DIS)

In our most recent podcast, Andrew and I talked about Bob Iger’s return as CEO of Disney (DIS). If you’d like to know more about Disney – the company and the stock – as it currently exists, I recommend subscribing to The Science of...

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Time Is the Cheat Code to Wealth Generation

Here’s an inspiring story I heard the other day. Last week, I spoke with an investor who recently inherited an investment account from their uncle. The uncle worked as a fireman, lived below his means, and invested in stocks and...

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Why I’m Biased Against Stock Options

Someone who listens to the podcast emailed this question: “I’ve heard Geoff speak about not liking management with tons of stock options but preferring they have raw equity. Could you elaborate on the reasons why? Is it because they have...

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U.S. Lime (USLM) Deserves Another Look

Geoff wrote about U.S. Lime back on February 18th, 2018. Focused Compounding members can read that article here:  U.S. Lime (USLM): A High Longevity Stock in a Low Competition Industry U.S. Lime at the time was trading around $75 per...

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Some Thoughts on Calloway’s Nursery, Inc.

I plan to use Focused Compounding as my investing journal. My “writeups” will be less structured than Geoff’s, but could serve as a starting point for members to research a new stock. My posts will literally be similar...

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