Founder
Great Businesses
In a previous article we took a look at Warren Buffett’s definition of “the very best businesses.” Buffett says you want to find businesses that earn a high return on tangible assets and grow. Those are the best businesses to own because they compound invested capital over time. Compounding
Great Businesses
In a 2014 interview, Carol Loomis, Warren Buffett’s de facto editor in chief, asked him, what is a good business. A good business is the one that earns a high rate of return on tangible assets. That's pretty simple... The very best businesses are the ones that
Getting Started
My investing journey began in May of 2008. I opened a Roth IRA with $500 I had saved up from my modest wages, typed “Apple” in E*TRADE's search bar, and proceeded to buy as many shares of AAPL as I could afford.