Greatness and Humility: The Perfect Combination
The richest person in the room is usually the quietest in the room
Microcap investing education from experienced MicroCapClub investors on mindset, research process and building wealth in small companies.
The richest person in the room is usually the quietest in the room
In 1982, working as a 26-year-old money manager, I passed on Berkshire Hathaway, which was trading at $97, because I thought it was too expensive.
In my previous article, Wait For Your Pitch, I outlined the importance of finding your sweet spot and waiting for
You won’t have a very long career in baseball or in investing if you swing at every pitch.
In my first installment I discussed the recipe of what I want in a stock that I purchase. I talk
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.