Imagine investing in companies, like picking your favorite toys! One investor, JH, looks at companies in a special way. He checks things like how much money they give out (dividends) and how much they're worth compared to their sales. He's puzzled by some companies that have super high prices, but don't make a lot of money yet. He's trying to find a good investment before he just buys a bunch of different stocks.
- JH looks at companies' profits and how much they are worth.
- He's confused by companies with very high prices but low profits.
- He's been investing in different kinds of businesses for years.
| Topic | Detail |
|---|---|
| Investment Style | Value investing (looking for good deals) |
| Approach | Analyzing financial data |
| Current Focus | Special situations, distressed debt |
