Types of investing

•Growth investing - Where free cash flow is mostly negative because the company reinvests cash into another business or expansion.( you can get multibagger)

•Value investing - Where free cash flow is compounded over a period of time. therefore, sustainability comes in bad times and profits grow at normal market returns. ( you can taste the power of compounding)

•Special situations - When merger, demerger or any event like this happens.

•Commodities - This is a cyclical business where we need to understand the cycle, Frist.

•Turnarounds- Where management change or any tailwind for a company or sector which need to understand.

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Life equations from Almanak of naval Ravikant

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