The Maturation of an Investor
We all want fame and fortune, but the problem with instant success is you rarely have the power to keep what you haven’t earned.
Educational articles written by full-time investors — business breakdowns, interviews, and presentations.
Educational articles written by full-time investors — business breakdowns, interviews, and presentations.
We all want fame and fortune, but the problem with instant success is you rarely have the power to keep what you haven’t earned.
Paul Lountzis gave this presentation at the Microcap Leadership Summit 2016.
The best thing about public markets is also the worst thing about public markets. You can change your mind. You can sell.
Since George Gleason's arrival in 1979, Bank of the Ozarks has grown total assets from $28 million to roughly $18 billion today.
Kevin Martelli, who is part of the MicroCapClub community, has given me permission to republish a memo he wrote 18 months ago which I thought to be very thought provoking and applicable to microcap investing.
We all like to talk about the stocks we own. If you are anything like me, you also do a