Advocates of the Gorilla Game approach to investing are invited to introduce candidates for inclusion in Gorilla & King portfolios. Two portfolios have been set up to track valuation changes of our selections based on hypothetical investments of $10,000 in each component at last year's closing prices. These portfolios are reconfigured annually. Note: Only Registered SI users will be able to access these portfolios. You can register for free from the SI Home Page.
The Y2K G&K Index (GKI) consists of large cap (>$10B) Gorillas and Kings that are broadly owned by members of the thread. It is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of Gorillas and Kings.
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The 1999 GKI has been retained for historical reference. The methodology at the time it was created was to include all of the Gorillas and Kings that we had identified.
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The Watch & Wait Portfolio consists of potential Gorillas and Kings, and acts as a feeder tank for the GKI.
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There are a number of useful posts available at our archive thread, including the G&K FAQ, published by Fred Manzo, and Apollo's twice yearly portfolio survey.
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The G&K FAQ is also being maintained at the following website:
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ErickErickson compiles a list of interesting G&K thread posts on a periodic basis. They are sorted by company, which makes them useful for those doing focussed research.
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We strongly recommend you read the basic text for the thread, The Gorilla Game by Geoffrey Moore, which is readily available at online bookstores for about $20.
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