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John Koligman

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To: Nya_Quy who wrote (62896)	11/22/2019 4:59:56 PM
From: Spekulatius	3 Recommendations of 78671

1) I think I was pretty much born with the value bug. Nobody had to explain it to me. My first investment was a gold coin in 1979. My first “stock” investment was a warrant for BASF in early 1982. I hAve been investing every since, first with small sums while in school, then with larger sums later. 2) I believe the writings of Greenblatt (The little book that beats the market) were quite influential. I also found Graham’s teaching of “Mr Market”, margin of safety, Warren/Buffets concept of moats, circle of competence were very influential for me. I believe my main change of the last few years has been from looking primarily at quantitative to more appreciating qualitative factors, I have also more tilted towards quality.. 3) I wish I had gravitated to higher quality stocks earlier.

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