Throwback Thursday – On Float Part 8 – On Float The PDF
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This is another post in our ongoing Throwback Thursday’s Series, where we share with you posts from the past blogs to bring you a ton of value and help you learn.
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In Part 1 of this Throwback series on float, we talked about Charlie Munger’s thoughts on Deferred Tax Liabilities and Float when it comes to valuation.
In Part 2 of this Throwback series on float, we took a step back to explain what investment float actually is.
In Part 3 of this Throwback series on float, I detailed the immense power of investment float and how this power led Warren Buffett to where he is today.
In Part 4 of this Throwback series on float, you learned how to find float on the balance sheet.
In Part 5 of this Throwback series on float, you learned how float affects valuation.
In Part 6, of this Throwback series on float, you learned the answer to the question – Is Float Ever Bad?
In Part 7 of this Throwback series on float, I wrapped up this series and gave you a ton of other resources to continue learning from invstment float about.
Today, I announce the full 60 page PDF of On Float releasing below for free.
In 2016, I did an in – depth study of investment float and shared what I learned with readers about this incredibly important but unknown concept.
In this 8 – part series called On Float, you’ll learn the following things:
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- What float is
- Why is it important
- How companies can use float as positive leverage
- How Buffett got so rich using float
- How to find float on a balance sheet
- How to evaluate float
- How float affects a company and its margins
- Maybe the most important thing: why float affects a company and its margins
- How float affects a company’s value
- And I’ll answer the question, is float ever bad?
I hope you enjoy this series.
Jason
P.S. Oh and a quick note before we get going… The surprise I talked about last week has been pushed to next week. My team and I weren’t able to finish it and get it ready for you yet but it will be ready next week barring any major issues.
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Over the last seven months I’ve detailed investment float a lot here. All the nuances, and both the positives and negatives of float.
The hope being we’ll have a huge advantage over other investors by knowing the immense power float holds. How to evaluate it. And how it affects a company’s value among many other things.
Over the last seven months, seven parts, 12,000 words, and 60 pages of content I explain all the following in detail.
- What float is
- Why it’s important
- How companies can use float as positive leverage
- How Buffett got so rich using float
- How to find float on a balance sheet
- How to evaluate float
- How float affects a company and its margins
- Maybe the most important thing why float affects a company and its margins
- How float affects a company’s value
- And answered the question is float ever bad?
I released the last part of the On Float series on the blog last week so why am I writing this post?
Because I’ve compiled all the information above and put the content into a 60 page PDF book that’s releasing free today.
And by free I mean free.
You don’t have to pay me a cent. Don’t have to pass this along on Twitter or Facebook. And don’t even have to give me your email address to gain access to this book.
All you have to do to download this book is click on the link below. That’s it.
Feel free to share this with anyone you’d like and as many people as you’d like. No restrictions and no hassles.
The only things changed from the blog posts to the transition into book were I deleted some redundancy from the blog posts and changed / fixed some formatting issues that popped up in the transition.
All other content to my knowledge is the same.
I hope you enjoy and learn as much from this information as I have.
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