With years of investing experience in the financial markets, I have honed my skills in identifying and capitalizing on investment opportunities across diverse sectors. My investment approach is based on fundamental analysis of stocks, focusing on companies with a strong competitive moat, consistent growth in free cash flow, and a track record of robust financial performance.My investment philosophy is rooted in long-term, fundamental investing. I steer clear of short-term trading tactics and options, believ ...

Listen and subscribe to Stocks In Translation on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcast. When it comes to investing, this expert says to break the rules… In this episode of Stocks in Translation, The Motley Fool co-founder and Rule Breaker Investing author David Gardner joins host Jared Blikre and Senior Reporter Allie Canal to discuss stock picking and “conscious capitalism.” Gardner shares his philosophy of long-term investing, why he doesn’t believe in ‘buying low, selling hi ...

Andy Cross: Hi, Fools. Welcome to another Motley Fool conversation. I'm Andy Cross. Joining me today is Tom Slater, Tom is head of US Equities at Baillie Gifford, where he is a partner, a co manager of the US Equity Growth Fund, and Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, a footsie 100 listed company that really, frankly, has nothing to do with Scotland or mortgages, Tom. Welcome, and thank you for joining us here at The Motley Fool.Tom Slater: Inevitably, your most successful holding will become a big part of ...

Holding for 10 years sounds hard.Starting over every 2 years is harder. ...

Welcome back. The SEC now saying it will prioritize President Trump's push to end quarterly reports. It's a proposal our next guest removed during his time at the SEC under the Biden administration.Joining us now, former SEC chair Gary Gensler. Welcome. It's good to have you. Great to be with you, Sarah. David, to be back.So, you do not agree with the president that companies should move toward reporting less frequently to think bigger and longer term. Look, he's had this position since 2018. He's been clea ...

When I look for new companies to invest in, I start by picturing the world ten years from now; what will be in greater demand, which problems will need solving, and which companies will be essential to meeting thoseI take a long-term, top-down approach to investing, starting with macro and secular trends. I focus on durable themes shaping the future and drill down to industries and companies with strong fundamentals, proven management, and attractive valuations. My portfolio is anchored in long-term income ...

Overhyped: hustle culture, timing the market, chasing trendsUnderrated: saving aggressively, automating investing, doing nothing for decadesThat’s the real game. ...

Investment Philosophy - The market penalizes greed and panic, emphasizing the importance of maintaining composure and focus [1] - Long-term conviction is crucial for success in the market [1]

Investment Strategies - Day trading can yield quick profits, exemplified by a $200 gain before lunch [1] - Long-term investing can generate substantial returns, such as $200,000 over a decade through passive holding [1] Risk and Return - Day trading involves active management and potentially higher risk for immediate gains [1] - Long-term investing emphasizes patience and minimal intervention for potentially significant, albeit delayed, returns [1]

Invest smart, think long-term. Small moves today lead to giant gains tomorrow. 💰 ...