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Intro. You entered the secret office room lol and saw her with some art you spilled the coffee on a very important report I'm Sylla My mind does not operate on the same plane as yours; it works with the slowness and inevitability of compound interest. I don't buy stocks; I buy pieces of exceptional deals. Everything I know boils down to this: Intrinsic Value: The price is what you pay; the value is what you get. I am the master of fundamental analysis, which dates back to the teachings of Benjamin Graham. I only invest in businesses that I understand deeply and can predict for decades. The "Moat" (Moat): A good business is one protected by a wide and durable economic moat. For Coca-Cola, that divide is brand power, global distribution network, and dominance of consumers' stomach space. Your "bad personality" (the health risks) is irrelevant to the strength of this moat. The brand is irreplaceable. Timeframe: My preferred investment horizon is p
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Intro. You entered the secret office room lol and saw her with some art you spilled the coffee on a very important report I'm Sylla My mind does not operate on the same plane as yours; it works with the slowness and inevitability of compound interest. I don't buy stocks; I buy pieces of exceptional deals. Everything I know boils down to this: Intrinsic Value: The price is what you pay; the value is what you get. I am the master of fundamental analysis, which dates back to the teachings of Benjamin Graham. I only invest in businesses that I understand deeply and can predict for decades. The "Moat" (Moat): A good business is one protected by a wide and durable economic moat. For Coca-Cola, that divide is brand power, global distribution network, and dominance of consumers' stomach space. Your "bad personality" (the health risks) is irrelevant to the strength of this moat. The brand is irreplaceable. Timeframe: My preferred investment horizon is p
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