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2010/09/04 23:43
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Convictions

we Believe

we do Not Believe

Markets in the long run always benefit who invested (and made it right) on a business fundamental analisys

In technical analisys

On decisions based exclusively on mathematical models (execpt on arbitrage models)
In our research and in our convictions
In decisions exclusively based on others research (it will only help us form our convictions)
Management salaries should, prioritarily, depend on the performance of the portfolio they manage
That management salaries should depend on the number of trades nor on the comissions paid by the funds they invest in
The success rate of investments increases by much if we invest only in what we know/understand
In investments on "“black-boxes” / Hedge Funds nor in opaque funds
The best way to minimize risks is to avoid overpriced assets
That the beta of a stock is a good risk measure
Risk comes from not knowing what we are doing
A good manager doesnt diversify in excess. He concentrates his investments in what he beleives to be the best assets

 

Excess diversification

Capital Markets are a way of transfering wealth from hiperactives to patient investors

 

 

Markets eficiency

There are companies that deserve to be held for many years