Superinvestor (2) Thomas Russo
Thomas Russo presenting his investment case - Weetabix Thomas Russo Investing Rules Thomas Russo was very early on investing not only in American headquartered businesses but as well in abroad companies. While he was studying Business & Law at Stanford, he was listening to a lesson from Warren Buffet in 1982! That was where his journey started and now his investment approached is build on some of Buffett's (or Grahams's) principles His "Global Value" Equity Investing approach is as followed: Value Investing - 50 Cent Dollar Bills Capacity to Reinvest - Global brands, population growth, Reinvest the right amount Capacity to Suffer - Long-term over short-term, family-controlled, long runways Invest for Longterm - Concentrate, few great ideas - tax efficiency Ability to do nothing - Sit on your ass The Weetabix (Uneatable British Sponge" as he calls it) investment goes under the "Capacity to Suffer" approach Familly-...