The key to successful long-term investing is to buy high-quality companies with a substantial competitive advantage at attractive prices and hold for the long-term, resisting the temptation to tinker with your portfolio in the meantime.
The hardest part of this strategy is finding the high-quality companies with the most attractive economic moats or competitive advantages in the first place, and it seems as if every investor has a different method of separating the wheat from the chaff.
Paying Too Much For High-Quality Stocks: The Chief Hazard To Investors
In this month’s issue of Value Investor Insight, Simon Denison-Smith and Jonathan Mills of the UK’s Metropolis Capital describe their straightforward and easy to follow method of scoring businesses on quality.
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