The long-term portfolio

The Stock Picker

Company-level conviction, the institutional way. From the filing and the model to a position you actually understand, with the downside named before the upside.

PlannedNever a returns promise

Where it sits

The long-term portfolioStrategicCore

What you hold for years. A strategic allocation you keep, and a tactical one you move around it.

Who does this for a living

A fundamental equity fund

Known for it

Buffett, Lynch, Ackman

The loop

Read, thesis, decision, review.

01

Read

The filing, the model, the business: structured, not scattered.

02

Thesis

Good business, right price? A valuation view you can defend.

03

Decision

A sized position, not a ticker you chased off a screen.

04

Review

Sell on a broken thesis, not a red day. The loop is how you tell them apart.

The problem

You can name the company. Can you name the price?

You found it, you read about it, you like it. Then the position gets sized by how confident you happen to feel that week, the thesis lives in your head where it can never quite be wrong, and the decision to sell arrives on a red day with nothing written down to argue against it. Conviction without a process is a story you told yourself.

Planned

Planned. Not started.

It is in the plan and it is not being written yet. The ones already on the desk go first. What comes after them is decided with the founding cohort, so joining now is how you move this one up the order.

Get serious

Discipline beats impulse. Process beats luck.

Welcome, Finaketeers.