We bought a beach house, so I’m cashing out some of my stocks.

My father-in-law trades way less than I do, but it hasn’t hampered his portfolio returns of 29.92% p.a. over more than three years.

S3 Consortium says that they bought shares in Oneview (ASX:ONE) at 8 cents but actually they paid 6 cents per share.

Please let me know which small ASX companies you find most interesting…

Investing in stocks has never been so popular….

The results are in…

Example being Medical Developments International (ASX: MVP)

Why my style keeps leading me to software and healthcare stocks…

A good look at the winners and losers that impacted my returns most in 2020.

Hundreds have tuned in to see Elaine Stead’s lawyer Sue Chrysanthou cross examine Joe Aston of the Australian Financial Review…

How do I screen for stock ideas?

I think it will be a bumpy end to a bumpy year for investors…

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Knowing yourself better can help with your investing. Here’s how…

Sometimes reflection is more important than action…

4 essential tricks of the trade for a small-cap growth investor…

Reflections on the volatility and a stream of consciousness rumination on 5 stocks I like now.

The best kind of investment is a great business compounding for years, that you have the conviction to hold, in size, long term. How do we build conviction?

I have done this analysis because I know the background to the story intimately, it’s a little bit cathartic, and it helps me do better in the future.

I asked a dozen of my favourite investors for a book suggestion, and the variety in the responses proves there are plenty of polymaths among us.