Sentences with phrase «wonderful business»

This involves buying and holding shares in wonderful businesses that send some of their growing profit back to the shareholders.

There's still a lot of wonderful businesses out there that I don't own a piece of yet.

And so it's never more important than to look for wonderful businesses trading for attractive valuations.

People started to view the personal computer as a revolutionary tool that would change our way of life, while creating wonderful business opportunities.

Anyone can put capital to work with wonderful businesses and grow their wealth and passive income.

Stocks of such wonderful businesses truly are for life.

It's quite another thing to be a truly wonderful business.

And so it's never more important than to look for wonderful businesses trading for attractive valuations.

Our research will be pointed at identifying wonderful businesses that have adopted a capital allocation policy committed to dividends.

One of the best things about a franchise is that there are so many wonderful business owners across the country that you can learn from and share ideas.

There are several wonderful businesses in my investment portfolio where I expect future growth to be weaker than in the last decades.

Building a diversified portfolio full of high - quality dividend growth stocks allows you to have your cake via the equity in numerous wonderful businesses.

Wonderful business opportunity for young veterinarian or satellite clinic.

Personally, I have a much harder time determining fair prices for wonderful businesses.

Why, then, should we behave differently with our minority positions in wonderful businesses?

I feel that dividend growth investors have an advantage in the area of identifying wonderful businesses - we know that cash is king.

It's quite another thing to be a truly wonderful business.

There are several wonderful businesses in my investment portfolio where I expect future growth to be weaker than in the last decades.

Warren Buffett credits Charlie Munger for helping him see the benefits of buying wonderful businesses at fair prices instead of fair businesses at wonderful prices.

My success simply hinges on my ability to find wonderful businesses and buy equity positions in these businesses at attractive prices relative to their intrinsic value.

Strong profitability, a balance sheet that isn't overly leveraged (the interest coverage ratio is near 10), and a collection of wonderful businesses make this what is, in my view, an excellent long - term investment candidate.

He called it an «incredibly wonderful business» with «pricing power.»

«A lot of great fortunes in the world have been made by owning a single wonderful business.

Time is the friend wonderful business, you keep compounding.

Creative people are often not gifted with wonderful business acumen, but if someone tried to sell you a shoddy car with the promise that they would work on it, you would hopefully have the good sense to tell them to come back and show you when it is finished.

But I know that continuing to acquire equity in wonderful businesses means my snowball will roll downhill at ever faster rates, and when / if a correction does come, the passive income my portfolio throws off will buy even more new shares than before.

Warren Buffett argues that wonderful businesses compound your wealth year after year, and therefore should not be sold.

The first source of return rarely gets mispriced, and the second hinges primarily on market conditions, but the third most often results from taking a long - term, business - focused mindset and investing alongside wonderful businesses.

However the rare wonderful business that's a balance sheet bargain can be especially rewarding if focused on for a very large investment

Time + wonderful business = wealth.

Warren Buffett credits Charlie Munger for helping him see the benefits of buying wonderful businesses at fair prices instead of fair businesses at wonderful prices.

At the 1996 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting, Warren Buffett said: «The main thing is to find wonderful businesses, like Phil Carret, who's here today, always did.

«Forget what you know about buying fair businesses at wonderful prices; instead, buy wonderful businesses at fair prices.»

Strong profitability, a balance sheet that isn't overly leveraged (the interest coverage ratio is near 10), and a collection of wonderful businesses make this what is, in my view, an excellent long - term investment candidate.

Syposz says, «We're just steps from the water and surrounded by local shops with wonderful business owners, which attracts plenty of foot traffic,» Syposz says.

I feel that dividend growth investors have an advantage in the area of identifying wonderful businesses - we know that cash is king.

You told your shareholders that it's an «incredibly wonderful business» with «pricing power.»

Personally, I have a much harder time determining fair prices for wonderful businesses.

What I'm not doing though is buying at a P / E of 20 and expecting the stock to one day trade at a P / E of 40 — even though, I know, there may come a time where Mr. Market gets overexcited with this kind of wonderful business and really does give it a P / E of 40.

But it doesn't do much beyond that for someone looking to achieve financial independence via passive income, other than to serve as something to exchange for equity in wonderful businesses at fair or better values.

You may have a wonderful business idea that you have perfected, but it won't mean much if you don't have the funding in place to not only make your business happen, but allow it to succeed.

In 1997, Buffett responded to an email from a close friend, former Microsoft executive Jeff Raikes, that read, «Doesn't Microsoft meet all your tests for a wonderful business.»

While they aren't as good as a wonderful business bought at a fair price, it's still an important lesson.

You find a wonderful business that is destined for tremendous growth and hold on for dear life as you go along for the ride.