VALUE: After Hours (S06 E46): Activism, REITs, Capital Allocation and Four Corners Property Trust with Bill Lenehan

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In their latest episode of the VALUE: After Hours Podcast, Tobias Carlisle, Jake Taylor, and Bill Lenehan discuss: Why Simplicity in REITs Wins Capital Allocation Strategies for REIT Success Applying Raymond Loewy’s MAYA Principle to Modern Markets Why REITs Can’t Compound Like Berkshire Why Doing the Work and Thinking Independently … Read More

Michael Mauboussin: The Five Principles of Good Capital Allocation

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We’ve just been re-reading Michael Mauboussin’s great paper on capital allocation titled – Capital Allocation Evidence, Analytical Methods, and Assessment Guidance. At the end of the document Mauboussin provides his five principles of good capital allocation and his conclusions. Here’s an excerpt from the paper: Five Principles of Capital Allocation. … Read More

How To Identify Great Capital Allocators

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7_QJyxr2W0?start=777 During his recent interview with Tobias, Jake Taylor of Farnam Street discusses how investors can spot great capital allocators, saying: – But having said all that yeah there’s so many great cap allocators out there. You know obviously Buffett and Munger are the gold standard at Berkshire. But you … Read More

Henry Singleton – (“The Best Capital Deployment Record In American Business” – Warren Buffett)

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One of my favorite investing books is The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success, by William N. Thorndike. In fact it’s also the top choice on Warren Buffett’s reading list. The book provides stories on eight of the most successful CEOs in history who were great capital allocators. … Read More