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Jeffrey Walkenhorst
CommonStock$ense
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Common Stock $ense was created by Jeffrey Walkenhorst to periodically share investment ideas and views, and contribute to the community of investors dedicated to fundamental analysis and active portfolio management. Copyright 2009, 2010, 2011. All rights reserved.
Investment strategies and styles abound today, many of which are focused on short-term, trend trading without regard to the underlying business or its value. At CommonStock$ense, we believe investing in Common Stocks as a business owner not only makes Common Sense, but can significantly compound Cents into Dollars over time. Rather than viewing stocks merely as pieces of paper for trading, our approach is to invest as owners of (1) high quality, (2) franchise businessescapable of generating (3) high returns on equity and (4) large, predictable free cash flow through economic cycles with (5) limited capital requirements and (6) capable management teams. We strive to establish equity positions in such businesses at a (7) substantial discount to our estimate of fair value by taking advantage of changes in investor sentiment and market volatility, and/or temporary corporate setbacks. Finally, we generally seek companies with (8) limited to no debt.
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