15 timeless investing principles, visualized:

1: If you want to build wealth, you have to invest pic.twitter.com/5QXv3kXlFr

— Brian Feroldi (?,?) (@BrianFeroldi) July 17, 2022

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Get a cup of coffee.

In this thread, I'll walk you through one of Charlie Munger's greatest insights:

In the long term, the return an investor gets from a business will roughly equal the return the business itself earns on its capital.

— 10-K Diver (@10kdiver) May 30, 2021

EBITDA is a terrible measure of profitability.

Yeah that's right. You heard me.

Here's why ?

— The Secret CFO (@SecretCFO) August 31, 2022

I keep 14 quotes on a piece of paper taped to my wall.

These iconic quotes shape how I invest every single day.

Here they are. ?

— Brad Freeman (@StockMarketNerd) November 27, 2022

Every Investor MUST know how to analyze companies.

A huge part of that, is analyzing the 3 financial statements.

Here?s how to analyze and interpret the?

- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Cash Flow Statement pic.twitter.com/aqgjqzJE3x

— Daniel (@MnkeDaniel) November 13, 2022

1/ A perfect market timer who bought the market at its lowest PE in 1920 (4.8x) and sold at peak PE (44.2x) in 1999 would've realized a 14.5% 79-year CAGR.

From this 14.5%...

- 2.8%/year was attributable to multiple expansion
- 11.7%/year was attributable to biz performance pic.twitter.com/pqkhsxF90R

— Leandro (@Invesquotes) November 21, 2022

I have a college degree

But I've learned more about investing from watching Youtube than I did in school

Here are 10 Youtube channels that will make you a better investor:

— Matt Allen (@investmattallen) August 21, 2022

Something very important is going on in the pension fund industry.

Why was the Bank of England forced to intervene as the lender of last resort?

Is something going seriously wrong?

A thread.

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— Alf (@MacroAlf) September 29, 2022

Let's Understand Stock Market through Visual Handcrafted Notes (Thread)

Visual Credit - @safalniveshak

1. Stock Selection Framework pic.twitter.com/Uyosz3KFTJ

— Investment Books (Dhaval) (@InvestmentBook1) November 19, 2022

This is Joel Greenblatt.

Between 1985 and 1994, he produced an annualised return of >40%.

He taught extensively at Columbia University School of Business. It was where Warren Buffett studied under Benjamin Graham.

Here are his best lecture notes (they're simple!) : pic.twitter.com/Kpoja3z2Hw

— Kelvin Seetoh (@SlingshotCap) March 21, 2022