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Baron's avatar

Would you choose to invest in assets that gives you dividends back ? Or you'll rather go for mo dividends

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Invest In Assets πŸ“ˆ's avatar

Personally, I would look for "compounders" that can reinvest their proceeds to compound their earnings over time instead of paying a dividend. But I don't mind receiving a small dividend from mature quality businesses.

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Abel's avatar

Thanks for the lesson, how does one discover the next $NVDA, $AMZN or $GOOGL?

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Dan Guo, Ph.D's avatar

I see something - I think the key is NOT to find others but focus on these pearls on our hands. your questions make me think an underlying reason and a practical stuff. I personally like what the authors come up so many β€œlessons” for us. Those r insights

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Invest In Assets πŸ“ˆ's avatar

If you study the 10-100 baggers of the past, I believe you have a chance of seeing similar patterns in the future; all you need is one or two home runs to be set for life.

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purna senapati's avatar

I am Indian, how I will be benefited

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Invest In Assets πŸ“ˆ's avatar

I think the only way to benefit from something you read is to internalize the lessons and try to apply them to your own investing process and system.

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Ignatzius Turret's avatar

You must benefit yourself.

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ATC (Absolute Total Compound)'s avatar

About Asset-light business model.

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My 100% Asset-light business model has to fulfil the following criteria :

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Current Assets > Total Equity > Total Liabilities > Current Liabilities > Non-Current Assets > Non-Current Liabilities

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Nvidia is almost 100% but not 100% Asset-light business model.

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Luiz G Bresciani's avatar

The use by the Banks of compounded interest got destroyed the world capitalist and was transformed in a plant of mortgage bubbles.

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