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Simple but effective ways to reduce risk, with real-life examples from the stock market.
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Andrew Sather looks to invest in late-growth companies that are maturing and generating lots of free cash flow. He always invests with a margin of safety and believes there are great rewards for investors who can think differently.
Dave Ahern has grown into a value investor focused on finding quality companies at a fair price. He favors the fintech space and has long-term holdings in companies such as Visa, Adyen, and American Express.
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