Category Archives: What we read

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Another outstanding post from Net Interest (Marc Rubinstein) on the long decline of Western Union

Joachim Klement makes an interesting case for “Green Tech Royalty Companies”

A good reminder how outstanding Phil Fishers Book “Common stocks, uncommon profits” really was/is

June 2021 Spin-off links

A big pitch for Angel VC investing by Meb Faber

Some reflections on holding stocks for 10 years

Great reminder that thematic funds are usually not good investments

 

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On the difficult relationship between Restaurants and Delivery Apps

Remote work is going to stay

The founders of  a South African Crypto platform disappeared with a few billions of Bitcon

Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) technology could solve a lot of issues with data privacy

John Kingham with an in-depth look into QinetiQ

Swen Lorenz on SBM (Société des Bains de Mer et du Cercle des Etrangers à Monaco S.A)

Noah Smith interviews Marc Andreessen

Investors are maybe too optimistic about stock market returns

And a special link: Anyone who registers on Swen Lorenz Undervalued Shares website, get his new Ebook with the best Finance blogs of the world for free (incl. V&O)

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Useful vocabulary if you want to follow r/wsb

A super helpful list for “sniff tests” on company management

Great profile on Australian Private Equity investor William Dingby

Podcast with great insights on Moderna and mRNA technology

Winners and Losers of a “Work from Home” world

The delivery model is a big differentiator for E-Commerce business models

Good write-up on how Nintendo seems to better monetize their IP

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Highly interesting post from Marc Rubinstein on Maker DAO, a fully decentralized Crypto bank

Good write-up on UK micro cap Quarto Plc

Yetanothervalueblog with some deep thoughts on the Music Industry

Deep Insights into the “Deca-Unicorn” Stripe

The always excellent Morgan Housel on the importance of “Managing Expectations”

Prof. Damodaran on SPACs

Good profile on John Rogers (Ariel) who is very bullish on Value Investing

 

 

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Interesting feature on David Rolfe from Wedgewood Partners

The New Yorker with a feature on the “Master of SPACs” Chamath Palihapitiya

Nine (strong) arguments for ESG Investing

Restaurants in the US are scaling back delivery options

The Pro-Brexit CEO of JD Wetherspoon wants more migrant workers for the UK

An interesting article on how Amazon forces market place sellers not to sell cheaper elsewhere

Good interview by Good Investing with the two founders of Worm Capital 

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Marc Rubinstein with his Adventures in Cryptoland

Recommended: A surprisingly good (German) Reddit forum on Investing and stock analysis

Prof. Damodaran with a very comprehensive post on inflation and potential impacts on asset prices.

Morgan Housel explains why real long term thinking is hard

A good collection of Spin-off related links

A great “Post mortem” analysis of an investment (Viacom) with important conclusions

Very good examples on company growth that does not create value 

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An excellent  write-up about Thomson Reuters and why it could be really interesting

The always excellent Matthew Ball on how a Entertainment Company should look like these days

The case for an extended bull run for “Value Stocks”

Interesting perspective: Crypto as “in-game currency” in the “Great Online Game”

FtAlphaville on the what is going on at Carson Block target Solution 30

If the US wants to increase its share in renewable power, the electrical grid requires a massive upgrade

The LT3000 blog on inflation and other things

 

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The Brooklyn Investor with some interesting aspects from the Berkie AGM

Farnam Street explains why we all need some slack

The “Gig Economy” in the US may end soon

A great explanation what kind of business Investment Banking actually is (Credit Suisse)

The Irish Banking sector has consolidated to only two remaining players

Long read feature on Cal Newport and Digital Minimalism

The Carbon Credit market seems to be in need of an overhaul

 

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How Solar energy became “insanely cheap”

Interesting deep dive into Nintendo’s strategy

A few insights from Berkie’s annual shareholder meeting

Klement on Investing makes a good case for CO2 certificates

The Amex Black Card looks like a really good deal….if you are rich enough to get it

A very good reminder: Now is the Golden Time for financial scams of all sorts

Good check list on how to avoid Value Traps

 

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