Good Companies Versus Good Investments
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Good Companies Versus Good Investments
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This week on the show, Brad takes on one of the biggest misunderstandings in the money world: the difference between a good company and a good investment. Because yes, your favorite brand might make great products, treat employees like royalty, and donate to puppies — but that doesn't automatically mean its stock is going to the moon. And on the flip side, some companies that feel sketchier than a gas-station hot dog somehow make investors rich. So, let's dig into why loving a company and making money from it are two very different things… and how to tell when you've found both.
Show Highlights Include:
· Defining A Good Company (2:15)
· Emotions Vs Numbers (5:00)
· Kodak: A Cautionary Tale? (6:30)
· Consider The Competitive Advantages (8:30)
· Price And Value Are Not Equal (13:00)
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