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Turtles all the way down

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<li>I think most (value) investors go through four stages: Stage 0: Buy stuff that goes up. Especially when a lot of people around you get rich from doing it.</li>
<li>Stage 1: Invest in the future! Buy into some fancy exciting new technology that will become big some day! The Cathie Wood stage. Usually stage 1 and stage 0 go hand in hand.</li>
<li>Stage 2: Buy at low PE multiples. Some are smart and skip the first two. This stage is not bad, it should lead to slight outperformance. Can be dangerous without wide diversification as a lot of them are value traps.</li>
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I think most (value) investors go through four stages: Stage 0: Buy stuff that goes up. Especially when a lot of people around you get rich from doing it.
Stage 1: Invest in the future! Buy into some fancy exciting new technology that will become big some day! The Cathie Wood stage. Usually stage 1 and stage 0 go hand in hand.
Stage 2: Buy at low PE multiples. Some are smart and skip the first two. This stage is not bad, it should lead to slight outperformance. Can be dangerous without wide diversification as a lot of them are value traps.


China

Greatview Aseptic Packaging manufactures and sells paper-based aseptic packaging materials for dairy products and non-carbonated soft drinks, offering various carton formats, smart packaging solutions, and paper straws. The company also provides filling machines, spare parts, and technical services to the liquid food industry. It was founded in 2003 and has headquarters in Beijing, China, and Switzerland.

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Greatview Aseptic Packaging (468 HK)

Investing in HK Stocks

If you invest in Western markets this would be enough, but not in Asian markets where the trust factor is a lot lower, and where ownership is more...

Turtles all the way down

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