It isn’t as important to buy as cheap as possible as it is to buy at the right time.
August 17, 2020
Professor Peter Drucker was sitting on a hard wooden chair center stage. Below him, a large lecture hall was filled with middle age businessmen. They all looked as though they had attended elite business schools and ran major corporations. Most of them did. The professor was there not to give a lecture but to answer questions. It was totally...
July 27, 2020
Change is the very essence of the investment business. Because of this reality, every portfolio manager I’ve known has a desk that can only be described as saved chaos. And that’s not including the piles of newspapers on the floor. Some managers even have a library behind their desk. Not in nice wooden cases as you would expect but stacks of...
June 15, 2020
When interest rates start to move higher, it will be considered a negative for the economy and the stock market. This reality started in in the middle of the last century. General Motors was the largest corporation in the world, but rising interest rates proved very difficult to overcome. That contrasts sharply with the cash Microsoft, Apple,...
June 08, 2020
In October of 2000 we were invited to speak at the Contrary Opinion Forum in Vergennes Vermont. The Forum had a long history, beginning in the 1960’s, of gathering an eclectic group of speakers which included climatologists, geologists, money managers, family office managers, individual investors, writers etc. The setting was gorgeous. The...
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