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Linkfest:February 05,2015

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Nestle is getting paid to borrow money (WP)

7 small cap stocks that have caught the fancy of FIIs (ET)

Dolly Khanna escapes the carnage in Hawkins Cookers (RJ)

IDFC Securities Research: Persistent Systems (DeadPresident)

Sugar companies seek to restructure debt (Mint)

It’s your fault (Fool)

How to review your mutual fund portfolio (FreeFinCal)

Gauging the financial crisis endgame (Credit Writedowns)

The power of lower oil prices (Blackstone)

Trading and investing as entrepreneurship (TraderFeed)

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Patience is an investing virtue

A “price conscious” buy is the critical lynchpin for our strategy, as it not only sets the basis  for future return potential, but as importantly provides downside protection to avoid a  return sapping capital loss.  It is said that patience is a virtue, and indeed for our strategy, patience for an appropriate discount is essential for our purchase decisions.  As we scour our broad and eclectic investment universe, we analyze many more companies than we will ever own.  It is this continuing due diligence of management discussions, supplier, vendor and competitor interviews and financial statement analysis that helps us build our industry knowledge and form our unique view on what an enterprise and its assets are worth.  We analyze many ‘good’ companies, but it is critical that we are patient and buy opportunistically when the discount to asset value provides an acceptable return and a mitigation of risk.-wrote fund manager Chip Rewey

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Linkfest:February 04,2015

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Exemption in lieu of 80 C tax benefits (FE)

LIC:Why we bought Coal India (BS)

Emkay Research Report:MPS (DeadPresident)

Warren Buffett adds to his lead in 1 Million $ bet (Fortune)

The Small Firm Effect is real and it is spectacular (Cliff Asness)

The Great Recession and its looming aftermath (Marc Faber)

Exxon could be the big winner of the Oil Crash (Bloomberg)

Think twice before becoming a Wall Street Entrepreneur (Stephen Schwarzman)

A simple formula for investing success (Clear Eyes Investing)

Obituary:Chandrakant Sampat (ET)