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Otis – A Long Term Compounder Potential
Otis is the world's biggest elevator company. It manufactures and installs elevators, escalators and moving walkways. The name origins from the founder, Elisha Otis,...
15 Mini/Baby Berkshires (Berkshire Clones With Long Runways for Growth)
Berkshire Hathaway is big, mature, and its chairman is old (92 years). This leads many investors to look for companies that are similar to...
Constellation Software’s Agnostic Capital Allocations – Shareholder Letters Analysis
Constellation Software's CEO Mark Leonard is a bit of an eccentric character and CEO. Under his reign, the company has compounded at about 40%...
Can Boston Omaha Become The Next Berkshire Hathaway? (Potential Baby/Mini Berkshire Analysis)
Boston Omaha (ticker code BOMN) is similar to Berkshire Hathaway and is often labeled a Baby/Mini-Berkshire. Many have tried to become the next Berkshire...
Why Investment Companies Are A Great Investment in 2024
Introduction and summary:
This article seeks to explain what an investment company is, and what the main differences are compared to mutual funds. If you...
Why Invest In The Berkshires – The Original and The Clones/Minis/Babies (Investment Advantage)
Introduction and summary:
Most investors know very well the story of Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett. However, the many advantages of the Berkshire business model...
Costco Analysis – The Moat Is The Unique Corporate Culture Explored
Costco (COST) is a US retailer and for good reasons one of the most admired companies in the world. Costco's management style, with a...
Is Altria A Good Investment At A P/E Of Ten? (Investment Analysis)
Altria is a legendary tobacco company that was split in two in 2008 when Philip Morris became the international part of the cigarette business...
Admiral Plc Analysis 2024– The “Different” Insurer
This article contains some brief notes on Admiral Plc, a UK insurance company listed on London Stock Exchange with the ticker code ADM. It's...
WR Berkley Analysis – The Rare Combination Of Both Able Operators And Allocators in...
We buy back stock when we think it's attractively priced relative to our assessment of the intrinsic value of the enterprise.
- Robert Berkley on...
