“Of those, less than 100 are what we would invest in and what we call preferred infrastructure for our universe.”

Warren Robertson · Equity Mates Investing Podcast · Searching for predictability in an unpredictable market with Warryn Robertson

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screen a universe of ~400 listed infrastructure stocks down to ~100 that meet monopoly-like, inflation-linked, predictable cash-flow characteristics

400, 100

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