On this episode we talk about a recent memo, What is a Great Business?

Other Memos Mentioned: The Consumer's Hierarchy of Preferences: The Other Side of the Consumer Value Prop

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Show Notes

(0:00) Intro

(1:53) Observing versus Creating a Great business

(6:07) Great Businesses through the lens of The Consumer's Hierarchy of Preferences

(8:27) Pressure Cooker Metaphor

(15:15) Is Reinvestment Runway a Criteria?

(23:03) Moats and Copart

(27:30) CHOP and Disruptions

(30:44) Nintendo

(34:35) Where does the Surplus Lie?

(41:13) Walker & Dunlop

(45:54) Conclusion

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Dialogue. How to Identify a Great Business

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Dialogue. How to Identify a Great Business