Finance Theory
How Charlie Munger Would Teach a Business School
Buffett predicts Munger would talk about Costco.
Buffett predicts Munger would talk about Costco.
An e-mail exchange between Warren Buffett and Jeff Raikes on Microsoft in 1997 is filled with valuable lessons.
The fact that the market is partly efficient is really a gift.
We always get surprised by the effect of compound interest because we simply don’t think about compounding enough.
Moral hazard is present in more domains than you think. Learn the useful skill in life of spotting moral hazard by using these three mental models.
When you’ve got something good, it’s working, and you’ve spent a lot of energy getting there, it’s probably best to sit on your ass and enjoy the ride.
In a world of distraction, the ability to go deep brings a huge competitive advantage.
Spotting an economic moat in a business before the fact is not an easy thing to do. Here are seven signs to start off from.
Read the full transcript of the meeting featuring Charlie Munger and Gerald Salzman.
Not only were readers of The Intelligent Investor blessed with a thick book written from the greatest financial mind of the time. They were blessed with Graham writing directly to the layman.
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