“You'll start by offsetting the short-term gains of the short-term losses, and then the long-term gains of the long-term losses”
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Said on Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing
“I call it the culture bank because whenever a company does the right thing, it sacrifices some short-term advantage for one of its long-term principles. This creates a new asset.”
Inside the Strategy Room · 329. Resisting “financial gravity”: How purpose-driven companies endure
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created a "culture bank" where each short-term sacrifice for long-term principles is recorded as a deposit of trustworthiness
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“The idea of long-term stock exchange is an exchange whose listing standards require an adherence to a set of long-term principles. And we have the evidence to show that when companies adhere to those principles, they outperform, they attract more long-term investors, and they get themselves in this virtuous flywheel”
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Said on Inside the Strategy Room
“Let's say 5 and 10 on long term and short term in my example should be in dollar terms.”
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Said on The Core Report
“Most of the capital in the asset management industry is inherently short term, available for redemption on a minute by minute, day by day, or quarterly or annual basis. It's hard to think long term if your investors are going to be judging on a very short term basis.”
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Said on In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen
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