A couple of announcements before I begin today’s post –
1. The Sketchbook of Wisdom: Special Offer until 20th April 2024: I have published an abridged version (44 pages) of my upcoming book, “The Worldly Wisdom of Charlie Munger.” This version contains 30 of his best lessons on life, decision-making, and investing. It’s not available for sale separately as of now, but you can get it for free until 20th April 2024 with your order of The Sketchbook of Wisdom. Read more and order here.
2. Value Investing Meetups in Dallas and New York: I am organising in-person meetups on Value Investing in –
- Dallas (US): Saturday, 27th April
- New York (US): Saturday, 11th May
If you are in or around these cities and wish to attend, kindly register here.
30 Big Ideas from Seth Klarman’s Margin of Safety (Special Report)
Seth Klarman of Baupost Group is one of the most esteemed investors in the current era.
Since he established his investment partnership in 1983, Klarman has consistently delivered exceptional returns. Additionally, he has contributed insightful and enduring observations on the dynamics of markets and the intricacies of investment practice.
He wrote “Margin of Safety: Risk Averse Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor,” a book that has been celebrated as a cornerstone of value investing since its release in 1991.
As I was re-reading Margin of Safety, I thought of collating the key ideas Klarman has written about, and present to you as a compilation.
These ideas are hardly all-encompassing of the wisdom Klarman distills through this amazing book, but these have helped me as an investor over the years. This book was written almost 30 years ago, yet Klarman’s ideas are perfectly suitable today.
All ideas in this Special Report represent direct quotes of Klarman from Margin of Safety. I have not tried to interpret them for the simple reason that I couldn’t have said better what Klarman says through these thoughts.
Click here to download the report of 30 big ideas that Klarman presents through Margin of Safety, which I believe can help you become a more intelligent and thoughtful investor.
That’s about it from me for today.
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Vishal
