Businesslike Investing
Capital allocationInvesting should be approached as a systematic effort to maximize returns and minimize losses, just like running a business.

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Father of value investing, author of The Intelligent Investor
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Investing should be approached as a systematic effort to maximize returns and minimize losses, just like running a business.
An investor's correctness depends on the accuracy of their data and reasoning, not on whether the crowd agrees or disagrees with them.
Writing down a clear investment philosophy in books ensures that professional influence lasts for decades and reaches future generations.
Investment decisions should be based on fundamental analysis and a long-term buy-and-hold strategy rather than speculation.
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