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Francois Rochon; Giverny Capital - The Compounding Machine

I share in this video - Francois Rochon; Giverny Capital - The Compounding Machine *** Email me ([email protected]) for a free copy of Capital Compounders Buy Market Masters: http://a.co/78lJGFq Visit my blog: http://robinrspeziale.com/blog *** I’ve previously written about Francois Rochon, founder of Giverny Capital, but now I’d like to announce that Francois Rochon has joined the Capital Compounders Club on Facebook (join now!). I met Francois in December, 2016. He’ll be in the sequel to my book – Market Masters. Please join and welcome Francois, the Compounding Machine, to the group! Francois Rochon founded Giverny Capital (est. 1998), a money management firm located in Montreal (Old Town), QC. Assets Under Management (AUM) are over $500 million. His investment philosophy comes down to “owning outstanding companies for the long term”, which means that Francois selects, and invests in outstanding ‘Capital Compounders’. See a list of Giverny Capital’s 13F holdings on Whale Wisdom: https://whalewisdom.com/filer/giverny.... The Rochon Global Portfolio has achieved a 15.9% annualized rate of return since inception, clearly beating the index. That means $100,000 invested in 1993, with Rochon, would have compounded into over $3,180,000 by the end of 2016. (source: http://www.givernycapital.com/…/Rende.... Francois is a Compounding Machine. Here are Francois’ key points on investing, that he re-posted recently in the Giverny Capital 2016 Annual Letter: We believe that over the long run, stocks are the best class of investments. It is futile to predict when it will be the best time to begin buying (or selling) stocks. A stock return will eventually echo the increase in per share intrinsic value of the underlying company (usually linked to the return on equity). We choose companies that have high (and sustainable) margins and high returns on equity, good long term prospects and are managed by brilliant, honest, dedicated and altruistic people. Once a company has been selected for its exceptional qualities, a realistic valuation of its intrinsic value has to be approximately assessed. The stock market is dominated by participants that perceive stocks as casino chips. With that knowledge, we can then sometimes buy great businesses well below their intrinsic values. There can be quite some time before the market recognizes the true value of our companies. But if we’re right on the business, we will eventually be right on the stock. *** Market Masters is the definitive book on investing in the Canadian market, featuring exclusive and insightful conversations and first-hand advice from Canada’s top investors. Learn investing strategies - value investing, growth investing, fundamental investing, macro investing, dividend investing, activist investing, and technical investing. Some of the top investors in Market Masters include: Francis Chou, Jason Donville, Derek Foster, Benj Gallander, and Bill Ackman. *** You can buy a copy of Market Masters: Interviews With Canada's Top Investors on Amazon: http://a.co/78lJGFq Visit my blog: http://robinrspeziale.com/blog Enjoy, and Happy investing, Robin R. Speziale National Bestselling Author; Market Masters *** Disclaimer: Robin Speziale is not a registered investment advisor, broker, or dealer. Viewers are advised that the material contained herein should be used solely for informational purposes. This information is not investment advice or a recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any securities. Robin Speziale does not propose to tell or suggest which investment securities readers should buy or sell. Viewers should conduct their own research and due diligence and obtain professional advice before making investment decisions. Robin Speziale, anyone associated with Robin Speziale, or anyone interviewed in Market Masters, will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by information obtained in Market Masters or n this video. Viewers are solely responsible for their own investment decisions. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.