I am the author of the international-selling book, Build Wealth With Common Stocks: Market-Beating Strategies for the Individual Investor, and contributing editor of Quality Value Investing (QVI). The holdings of the QVI Portfolios have cumulatively outperformed the S&P 500 since 2009 based on an ...
moreI am the author of the international-selling book, Build Wealth With Common Stocks: Market-Beating Strategies for the Individual Investor, and contributing editor of Quality Value Investing (QVI). The holdings of the QVI Portfolios have cumulatively outperformed the S&P 500 since 2009 based on an average equal weighted total return per holding. QVI achieves alpha by investing in a company’s current wealth and its stock’s present value. Follow me to uncover the winning stocks of enduring enterprises.
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Compound With A Margin Of Safety
William K, thank you for taking the time to read the excerpt and for the kind comments!
Chapter One of the book is titled: Get Rich Slow.
America’s 1% Hasn’t Had This Much Wealth Since The Roaring Twenties
The author wrote: "As I’ve explained countless times (but nobody seems to listen)..."
Nobody's listening because Americans envy the wealthy. There is no other explanation of why the middle and working classes have been voting for tax cuts for the wealthy since the 1980s, despite the rich getting richer while the prospects of the middle/working classes have remained flat for close to 40 years.
Envy of the billionaire class leads to an ever-widening wealth gap and corresponding asset bubbles as much as anything.
Jesse, thanks for an excellent and timely piece.
Eight Principles Of Profitable Self-Directed Investing
Thank you, Susan. I am happy that you found the post helpful. This piece originally published on the MSVI blog (see my profile), but I do plan on submitting new material to TalkMarkets from my Finding Value series, in 2019. Happy New Year.