COMMON STOCKS AND UNCOMMON PROFITS SUMMARY (BY PHILIP FISHER)

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1.  Expanding market - automatic drive, ...
2. Develop new products
3. Efficient R & D
4. Above-average sales organization
5. ...
6. Keeping that profit margin - cut costs
7. Great labor relations
8. Awesome executive relations
9. Depth in management
10. Great cost analytics
11. Great industry specifics
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The scuttlebutt method

You are diversifying too much.

Other factors to consider:
 different industries
multiple branches 
5. Fish(er) in the right pond

For all companies??
- No way!

Fisher's 15 points checklist

Top 5 takeaways from Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits: 00:10 1. Fisher’s 15 points checklist 04:16 2. The Scuttlebutt method 06:40 3. Unconventional wisdom 1: Dividends don’t matter 09:32 4. Unconventional wisdom 2: You are diversifying too much 11:46 5. Fish in the right pond

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