In today’s briefing:
- Isn’t It Too Much to Expect Instantaneous Screening to Yield the Same Shares as Buffett’s Approach?
Isn’t It Too Much to Expect Instantaneous Screening to Yield the Same Shares as Buffett’s Approach?
- It’s doubtful that if the outcomes of factor analysis of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio stocks and screened to Japanese stocks would be the stocks that Buffett would want to invest in.
- Berkshire Hathaway wouldn’t invest in a Japanese company if there were companies in other countries with the same type of business that are more competitive and worthy of investment.
- Investors continue to look for companies that few investors are aware of, as stock prices are often high for companies that have competitive advantages and promising future cash flow growth.
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