Tag Archives: long-term investing

B&T, Watch Wendy Do the “Impossible”

Posted on March 5, 2015 by tomdoerflinger

Yesterday on Bloomberg two respected Street professionals—blogger Barry Ritholtz and strategist Tony Dwyer of Canaccord Genuity—were discussing the topic of long-term investing in equities, Buffett style. They basically concluded it was impossible for the average individual investor to be a … Continue reading →

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Create Your Own Conglomerate, Part Deux

Posted on October 22, 2013 by tomdoerflinger

Back in June I argued investors should create their own conglomerate by assembling a diversified portfolio of high quality companies.  Michael Crook of UBS provides a potent factoid validating this strategy. He calculates: “After accounting for inflation, $100 invested in … Continue reading →

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