We're told to invest in well-managed companies but how can you tell that from the outside? Start by looking for companies led by their founder.
Greg Hoffman
 | Greg Hoffman is a non-executive chairman of Forager Funds Management and is an independent financial educator, commentator and investor. |
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The economy is toast because of the coronavirus but the sharemarket jumped 7%. What's going on?
One of my grandmothers was a self-funded retiree and keen investor, writes Greg Hoffman. The other lived in a country town and survived on the age pension.
Greg Hoffman charts the birth of market darling PPK. One important clue was directors repeatedly buying more shares and putting additional "skin in the game", he says.
Investors are lighting up the prices of cannabis stocks but this is truly "buyer beware" stuff.
Insights gained from burning a bit of shoe leather - such as attending an AGM - can add a different dimension to spending more time in front of a computer screen.
I clearly remember the moment I first picked up Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist by Roger Lowenstein. It was December 1996, and the book set off a chain of events that led to me achieving many of my financial goals ahead of schedule.
This letter is "just in case" I don't live long enough to see you come of age and it's about investing.
Long-term investors will profit when resources are back in fashion. You'll do well if you buy good stocks when the vast majority of people are down on them.
Australia's largest listed online auctioneer, Grays eCommerce is a tempting medium-term prospect says Greg Hoffman.
