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In today’s Daily Journal, Porter further explains the details of the portfolio he assembled called “Better Than Berkshire,” which mimics the holdings of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, but uses publicly traded companies as replacement for what Berkshire holds.
In today’s Daily Journal, Porter attempts to build a portfolio that’s based on the structure and asset allocation of Berkshire Hathaway’s, but that’s only made up of world-class businesses that, when measured objectively, are better than their Berkshire analogs.
We believe the three companies we are including as the 3 “Best Buys” in this issue offer the best shelter against a slowing economy, and the greatest opportunity for share-price appreciation regardless of what happens next. We recommend investors put these names at the top of their “buy” list.
Today, Porter says: If you’ve never shorted a stock before, start small… just sell one share short. It’s a good way to learn how to profit from companies that are definitely going to collapse in a credit-default cycle. Don’t just watch your savings evaporate. Do something. And do it now.
On Tuesdays we turn the spotlight outside of Porter & Co. to bring you exclusive access to the research, the thinking, and the investment ideas of the analysts who Porter follows.
Asymmetric information is something you must avoid falling prey to as an investor. There are laws protecting individual investors, but there are still ways to get caught on the wrong side of a transaction.
