Investment Philosophy

Our Perspective On What Makes a Good Investment

Investing in the stock market is not easy. Having the potential to compound one’s wealth at high rates comes with a fair degree of risk. We believe that buying good businesses and holding them for long periods of time can help mitigate the risk that comes from the stock market.

Value-Driven

QUIC follows a bottom-up, value-driven investing philosophy. We seek to find the best businesses on the stock market and hold them for years or even decades.

Economic Moats

A good business is one that holds a sustainable competitive advantage. This will allow the company to generate constant high returns, which management can then reinvest into the business.

Management is Essential

How management is redeploying its capital will determine how successful the business is for the long-term. We prefer management teams that take advantage of their runway for growth and constantly reinvests, rather than “rewarding” shareholders with buybacks and dividends.

.

Room to Grow

If a company can’t grow its market share, geographic reach or operates in a dying industry, it will be difficult for the business to naturally expand.

.

Valuation Still Matters

Although we would always rather buy a great company at a decent price than a decent company at a great price, it is imperative to not overpay for an investment. Discipline is as important to making money as is an investor’s investment approach.

Diamonds in the Rough

An investor must understand that they may only come up with a dozen excellent investment ideas that play out in their lifetime.

Investing Is Not Easy

It can, however, be this simple.

Read Our Investment Philosophy

Learn More