Build wealth by investing in the best businesses in the world. I’ll show you exactly how I analyze them, buy them, and sell them.
Over the last decade, my portfolio has crushed the market. But, I haven’t always done so well as an investor. When I started investing, I had no idea what I was doing, and I made a ton of expensive mistakes:
I was confused by all of the investing & financial jargon
I had no idea how to value a stock to know if it was a buy or a sell
I couldn’t tell the difference between a good vs. bad company
Even though I was putting a ton of time into learning investing, I wasn’t getting the results I needed to achieve my financial goals.
That’s when I created an investing framework that made me a much better investor. This simple framework allows me to:
Tell if a company is good, great, or gruesome
Value the company to know if it is a buy or sell
Size the position to maximize my upside & minimize my risk
Once I put this investing framework into place, my returns improved dramatically.
So, what is this framework?
I want to invest in the best companies in the world — those THRIVE in an uncertain future. I call these businesses “Antifragile”. These companies have a strong moat for defense, growth potential for offense, and they are run by a great management team with lots of skin in the game.
Once I understand the story, it’s time to look at the company’s report card– its financials. I dive deep into the numbers and look for yellow flags, analyze key metrics & ratios, and ensure that the numbers back up the company’s story.
Even the best companies in the world would be a lousy investment if I paid too much to own them. That’s why a critical next step is to ensure the company is trading at an attractive valuation before I buy.
Once I’ve decided to buy a stock, my job isn’t done. I then make sure to size the position based on risk to maximize my upside potential while limiting my downside.
I’m not a buy-and-hold investor, I’m a buy-and-monitor one. Once I own a stock, I need to access the earnings reports each quarter to know if the thesis is still on track. These assessments are critical for managing my portfolio’s health and deciding whether to buy more, hold, or sell.
My portfolio outperformed both the NASDAQ and S&P 500 for a decade!
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A new investing lesson is taught each week related to current market conditions or recent portfolio moves.
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Brian Stoffel, Lead
Investor since 2009
Loves to buy and MONITOR antifragile businesses
Best investment: Amazon +2,500%
Worst Investment: Peloton (74%)
Brian Withers
Investor since 1998
Loves to balance dividend & growth stocks
Best investment: MercadoLibre +1,300%
Worst Investment: LeapFrog (94%)
Brian Feroldi
Investor since 2004
Author, Why Does the Stock Market Go Up?
Loves to buy and HOLD quality stocks
Best investment: Netflix, +4,200%
Worst Investment: Vivos (98%)
Ken Taylor
Investor since 2019
MS Accounting
Loves “boring” stocks
Best investment: Nvidia, +667%
Worst investment: Silicon Valley Bank, (100%)
Axon developed a wide-moat TASER business. But the company was growing fast because of its new high-margin body cameras and software business. The transformation was overseen by CEO and founder Rick Smith. I LOVED this story!
Axon wasn’t raking in the profits immediately. I was ok with that. It was in growth mode. The two things that mattered the most: fast revenue growth and not losing money. Axon checked both boxes.
Axon was in Stage 3: Self Funding, meaning it wasn’t optimized for profits. I used a reverse DCF calculator to assess its valuation. Axon was priced for 14% annualized growth, which significantly undervalued its potential.
I had a lot of confidence in the company’s defense (wide-moat TASER business), offense (fast-growing body camera business), and management (founder/CEO), so I made Axon a large position in my portfolio.
I’ve owned Axon for 7+ years. I continually review quarterly earnings and track the progress the company is making. So far, it has returned over 1,100% since I first bought.
You are tired of “winging it” as an investor
You want an investing program that fits your schedule
You want to connect with other like-minded investors
You want to learn investing skills that last a lifetime
Bonus # 1
Brian Stoffel’s Investing Watchlist
Bonus # 2
Self-Paced Investing Course
Bonus # 3
Valuation Calculators
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