Buggy Humans in a Messy World
In my last essay on ownership constructs, I cover a special case. And make a few concluding remarks to summarize the 6000 words I've written on this topic.
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My 5-part essay-series on my most important question, all in one place.
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In previous essay, I covered avoidable ownership constructs for an investor. This (4th) essay discusses how to think about exceptions within those cons…
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Certain ownership constructs are inherently disadvantageous to minority shareholders. I my 3rd essay of this series, I cover all that is bad about them…
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Second essay of series on my most important question. I cover my preferred investment construct here, before getting to less savoury ones in subsequent…
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As passengers on a journey we have little control over, it matters who the driver is. "Who am I backing here" becomes an investor's most important ques…
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Hard part of investing isn't finding an approach that works, but sticking to it over many years. To do so, "does this work for me" matters more than "d…
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Why I never discuss individual businesses, especially ones that we own.
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