Control Yourself
Give a company a little room to disappoint you in the short-term and a lot of room to exceed your expectations in the long-term.
Microcap investing education from experienced MicroCapClub investors on mindset, research process and building wealth in small companies.
Give a company a little room to disappoint you in the short-term and a lot of room to exceed your expectations in the long-term.
My intention is to hold stocks forever, but the harsh reality is every stock has different shelf life.
How does a business get a premium valuation when they sell a commodity?
It's often how you react (or don't) to the same situations that shows you how much you’ve grown.
"Call Charlie a lucky man for stumbling onto Cook Data Service, but luck didn't make him a millionaire."
You make the most money by having a 1–3-year variant view on a business and buying the stock before the business turns up, inflects, or accelerates.