245 years ago, Adam Smith wrote “An enquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations”, in which he put down his economic...

“Starting in day one requires you to experiment patiently, accept failures, plant seeds, protect sapling, and double down when you see...

Every now and again, some prospects or new clients will ask us why we do not recommend “cheap companies” for their portfolios. They may...

Having described in the previous part what we mean by high quality investing and how we could find these companies, I think it is also...

This week’s blog is a follow up on the Ray Dalio interview on Bloomberg, where I have added some of my own thoughts based on the balance...

The Federal Reserve (FED) has avoided in previous recessions to have negative interest rates. But this seems now to change. On 26 March...

With China relaxing the ‘stay at home’ rules, diners and shoppers started to emerge from the month-long closure of public areas to...

Capital allocation is a topic of huge importance, and we believe we need to remain rational (especially now) and use clear thinking for...

Having read the forecast given last night by Goldman Sachs which explains that the U.S.’ Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will contract in...

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