@MohnishPabrai disagrees with you.
This way is too hard for finding actionable ideas (barring luck). It is good for building knolwedge though.
You will find and see so many crap companies that after this exercise the good ones will jump out to you.
You had me at "too hard." It's worked for @ShehryarKhur and I. We just emulate what Buffett does, minus the fact, of us two, I set some basic, albeit broad, parameters when compiling lists. I find it puzzling that @MohnishPabrai would disagree with Warren's A-Z approach.
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Mohnish is all about cloning others best ideas. I did the A-Z approach for some time but I ended up either shrinking the universe too much or having thousands of 10-Ks too read. after a few hundred 10-Ks I gave up. I saw many awful companies, even more mediocre ones and
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whatever good ones I found were too expensive. It helped me build valuable experience and knowledge though. But I found zero actionable ideas that way while in the same type I found 2-3 good ones through blogs, news and other random-looking search.
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