Chip Maloney is a Canadian-based private investor and has been investing primarily in non-resource Canadian microcaps for 15 years. His investment style could be summed up as GULP (Growth at an Ultra
Thomas Phelps emphasizes the importance of vision in stock selection. He writes that to make money in stocks you must have “the vision to see them, the courage to buy them and the patience to hold them.
Incredibly, $1 invested in MTY stock in 2003 would go on to be worth $100 by 2013.
I would like to share what I have learned in building and maintaining my own network, as well as observing other successful investors develop their abundant investment networks.
When asking questions of management, there are certain principles - do's and don't, that if they are followed, lead to much better information gathering. I would like to share these interview techniques in this post.