Almost no Taiwanese have heard of Duan Yongping, but it is not an exaggeration to say that he is a household name in Chinese circles outside Taiwan, especially in the business and investment circles.
Category: CEO
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”
Advantages of controlled business
There are many advantage to have controlled business
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.
How does Occidental Petroleum make money? World’s largest carbon capturer, Betting on geothermal extraction of lithium
Occidental Petroleum is mainly engaged in the exploration and production of oil and natural gas
Apple company culture deep dive
Cook (please note it is not Jobs) is the leader in Apple’s corporate history, bringing Apple to the top in market value and continuing Apple company culture. He is the biggest hero for Apple Inc.
Disney is currently facing its biggest crisis since its inception
Disney is facing a period of turmoil, and Iger, who has put on his battle uniform again, shoulders the heavy responsibility of rectifying and making the streaming business show a surplus, so as to boost investor confidence
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.
Why would Buffett oppose to EBITDA and financial forecasts?
In Buffett’s 2020 shareholder letter, he mentioned several common but unreasonable accounting techniques used by CEOs of US-listed companies in their financial statements: especially EBITDA and financial forecasts.
The more shares CEO owns, the higher stock return
There is too much evidence that the more shares CEO owns, the higher the return on the stock of the company