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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: A1111 who wrote (71456)10/28/2022 1:55:27 PM
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Again. I disagree with the "size of the account doesn't matter", since I believe account size has a part with investing strategy.
Same here. Bruwin has his mind made up on this matter though! I know from previous discussions. :-)

There's an investing strategy (and indeed, perhaps even speculating strategy!) for every account size and temperament. There's a time for everything. There's a time for the Graham style (buying fair businesses at wonderful prices), and a time for the Greenblatt style (buying great businesses at great prices). And then there's a time for buying Fisher style (buying wonderful businesses at fair prices).

À propos of doing/not doing spin offs, Greenblatt did a lot of those I take it from his books and Columbia lectures ( youtube.com ). And he achieved 40% for 10 yrs – more than even Buffett. (Granted, he did it standing on the giants' shoulders...) One can be successful in a manner of different ways. One should learn from everyone that has been successful – not only one of the guys, even if he happens to be the Messi of the sport. And one should try to learn from every aspect of their career and life (their successes, but also their failures, because they too have them...). IMO.
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