In Intel’s sixty years, the company has only had eight CEOs. But there are only two kinds of these eight: extremely good and terrible. The performance of these two types of Intel CEOs can be said to be very different: Intel decisions during their respective tenures resulted in the current miserable state of Intel we see.
Category: Board of Directors
Charlie Munger, a great investor worth remembering
Buffett said: “Because Munger… made me go from an orangutan to a human being, if I didn’t know him, I would be much poorer than I am now!” Buffett said in a statement on Charlie Munger’s death: “Without Charlie’s inspiration, wisdom and Without participation, Berkshire would not be where it is today.”
PayPal’s current crisis and appeal
PayPal in my two books In my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing“: In the book “The Rules of 10 Baggers“: How bad is it? The pandemic catalyst is no longer In the two or three years before 2021, PayPal’s stock price, like most technology stocks, has repeatedly hit new highs. Since the … Continue reading “PayPal’s current crisis and appeal”
Why Can Underperforming CEOs Keep Their Jobs?
There must be many investors who are curious about why the underperforming CEO of listed companies will not step down.
Insights on company governance
In Buffett’s 2002 shareholder letter, he put forward his views on the company governance. The following is a list of objects, elements, members, and components that must be included in corporate governance for a typical listed company.
Twitter acquisition is a modern version of ‘Barbarians at the Door’
Twitter acquisition is a modern-day version of ‘Barbarians at the Door’, First of all, if you haven’t read “Barbarians at the Gate”, which is regarded as the most classic Wall Street M&A and business war related books or movies in history, please find time to read it.
Wells Fargo, a major holding once praised by Buffett and Munger
Wells Fargo, a major holding once praised by Buffett and Munger, Company profile, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A and BRK.B) started buying Wells Fargo stock in 1990, a story worth mentioning.
Why did Sea’s share price drop 70% in three months?
The reason for Sea price drop including Growth stocks have plummeted across the board, the gaming sector cannot protect itself, geopolitics, and trade obstacles
Institutional imperative – the good, bad, and ugly
Institutional imperative. In many articles, I have mentioned the so-called Institutional Imperative proposed by Buffett (also translated as institutional compulsion by many people in Taiwan). This article will talk about this, which can be used to explain common problems in many enterprises. And the root cause of the unreasonable phenomenon.
Costco moats, and the Differences from Other Competitors
This post will discuss Costco moat and the differences between Costco and other retail competitors. Please read the first the article I wrote a few days ago about Costco, “How does Costco make money?”.