
Warren Buffett, Nick Train and Lord John Lee are all investors who believe in the power of holding shares for the long term, or even forever. It’s a strategy that has had success and it lends itself beautifully to the compounding effect when dividends are reinvested. But it doesn’t always work, because not every share is a 'forever' share, one that can be tucked away and forgotten about. The difficulty starts right there: how do you find a share that is worth holding for the long term?
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As growth slows, investors should look more carefully for red flags
John Hughman