Judas Goat
The world doesn’t need more sheep. The world doesn’t need another Judas goat.
In my first installment I discussed the recipe of what I look for in a stock. While it is one thing to have a formula to select good stocks, it is quite another to actually find stocks that meet that formula. So, in this second installment I’ll talk a
In my first installment I discussed the recipe of what I look for in a stock. While it is one thing to have a formula to select good stocks, it is quite another to actually find stocks that meet that formula. So, in this second installment I’ll talk a little bit about how I go shopping for stocks and then we will test out some of my cooking.
Here are some ways that I go shopping for stocks:
All this talk of food is making me hungry so we will enter the kitchen and taste a sample of my cooking. Sit back and drink a glass of wine while I tell you about a company that fits my recipe. That company is BioSyent.
BioSyent trades as RX.V in Canada and BIOYF in the US. They are a rapidly growing pharmacuetical company that also has a small, stable, legacy insecticide business. I first started discussing them on MicroCapClub in February of this year when they traded at C$0.55. At the time of this writing they last traded at C$1.01. I will now discuss how BioSyent has all of the essential ingredients of my recipe as discussed in my first installment.
While BioSyent has all of the essential ingredients of my recipe, it also contains all of the secondary ingredients. I will now discuss each of those ingredients:
BioSyent is rare in that not only does it contain all of the essential ingredients, it also contains all of the secondary ingredients. There aren’t many companies like that. I find it is impossible to build a complete portfolio of stocks that contain all of the essential and secondary ingredients. What I find is that I have to weigh all of the variables across the recipe and determine if the stock is a compelling buy. It doesn’t have to have all of the secondary ingredients especially if the stock is very cheap. This is one place where my recipe transitions from a science to somewhat of an art.
My Secret Recipe Series:
Part 1: The Index Card
Part 3: Inspecting the Ingredients
Part 4: The Bargain Rack
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The world doesn’t need more sheep. The world doesn’t need another Judas goat.
When I was a private investor, I was super concentrated in 2-3 stocks. All it took was one or two big winners in any given year to have a phenomenal year which I would define as a portfolio return of 75%+.
When I reflect on all my big winners and most of the top performing companies profiled on MicroCapClub - EVERY SINGLE ONE was an ugly duckling at one point.