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Founder-CEO firms stock shown better performance
The founder-CEO’s company has very different systems than the successor CEO’s company. Such companies have higher financial figures and performance, and of course they will enjoy higher corporate valuations and stock prices.
Industries with moat and going downhill
In Buffett’s eyes, industries with moat characteristics and examples of industries going downhill
Deep Dive The Trade Desk
The Trade Desk is the world’s largest independent DSP (demand-side platform), which means it helps advertisers buy ad space on a variety of platforms. DSPs typically work with sell-side platforms (SSPs) to help publishers sell their own ad inventory.
Inventors are rarely successful, but improvers are successful and profitable
Successful businesses are improvers, not inventors. Many investors are working hard to find companies that can disrupt the market or fundamentally change technology, hoping to seize the opportunity and gain the first opportunity to invest,
Microsoft Productivity and Business Processes Office is a long term cash cow
Microsoft Productivity and Business Processes Office is long term cash cow, Division profile, I have written several articles previously, each of which is a detailed introduction to Microsoft’s entire company and major divisions.
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”
How does Exxon Mobil make money? the former market capitalization king
Exxon Mobil, the former market capitalization king, Company profile, ExxonMobil’s (ticker: XON) roots include Standard Oil of New Jersey, the largest and most powerful Rockefeller family. In 1998, Exxon merged with Mobil, formerly Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Commercial-oriented firms perform better in recessions
U.S. stocks have rebounded a lot from the bottom of the bear market in June. Many investors believe that the worst time has passed; but the reality is not so optimistic. But there is another important point in this article — commercial-oriented companies are more resilient to recessions.
Why Shopify is so killing?
The problem is there are hundreds of listed e-commerce companies in the world. But why only Shopify can suddenly emerge and let Bezos of Amazon target it as the only competitor?