There are only a handful of investors with high-teen performance over decades.
Walter Schloss is one of them.
He achieved a 20% annualized return over 47 years.
$10,000 would've turned into over $50 million.
Here's how he did that👇🏼
1. Little Background
Walter Schloss learned investing from Benjamin Graham, just like Buffett.
Buffett also mentioned Schloss in many letters and in his article on the Superinvestors of Graham and Doddsville.
Accordingly, Schloss followed a value investing philosophy.
However, like every great investor, he also did things differently than Buffett or other peers.
Today, we will analyze the most critical points and the things that differentiate Schloss.
In the end, there’ll also be an Investing Checklist by him and his son.
2. Correctness of Judgement
More important than the predictions of analysts or experts is your own judgment.
And it’s your responsibility to make sure it’s correct.
Most people fail to test their judgment and decisions regularly.
How you approach upcoming news on your investments is critical for a correct judgment.
Being skeptical is much more helpful than trying to fit news into your thesis.
You shouldn’t need to convince yourself of an investment.
It should be convincing because of the facts.
