In Buffett’s 1999 shareholder letter (the content in italics in this article), he spent a lot of space explaining to investors the taxation, accounting items, and rights and obligations of many corporate M&A options.
Category: Financial statements
Unreasonable accounting practices in financial statements
In his 1998 shareholder letter, Buffett mentioned several common but unreasonable accounting practices used by listed companies in the U.S. in their financial statements.
Inflation-proof investments
Selecting companies that can stand out under inflation is an indispensable factor in Buffett’s investment technique
How did Silicon Valley Bank collapse? What is the impact?
The root cause of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and its impact
Monster Beverage’s monster level stock returns
Monster Beverages with Monster Level Stock Returns In the 21st century alone, investing in Monster Beverages has returned over 110,000% in share price!
How does Buffett select high-profit companies?
High-profit companies are actually very ordinary, which is beyond the imagination of most investors
Why is Alibaba spin-off unanimously optimistic?
Alibaba’s current market value has been underestimated by the capital market for more than three years, and it is difficult to improve in the short term. A spin-off is the most effective way to increase Alibaba’s corporate value.
Stock Better than the S&P 500, Procter & Gamble (P&G)
Stocks Better than the S&P 500, Procter & Gamble (P&G) What I want to introduce today is a well-known company Procter & Gamble (ticker: PG) that I mentioned in the last section 5-6 of my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”.
The impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on US stocks
In order to reduce the impact of inflation on the US economy, raise more taxes to fight inflation. U.S. President Joe Biden sign a $430 billion “Inflation Reduction
Act” on August 16, 2022.
How does Texas Instruments make money? Amazing long term capital reward and company net profit margin!
Take Texas Instruments (aka TI, ticker: TXN) as an example; this company was founded earlier than Intel (ticker: INTC), for Intel, I suggest you refer to my previous blog post “How Does Intel Make Money? And the Benefits of Investing in It”