On Float Part 9: Free Investment Float Video Training

Note. If you’re looking for the surprise I’ve promised the last two weeks, this is not it. That will come hopefully next week. My team and I keep having to push that back due to unforeseen technical difficulties on the back end of things to get that working properly.

We’re shooting for next Thursday to officially release that surprise still.

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If I’ve done my job properly over the last 8 weeks, you’ve learned and gained access to the following things.

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.

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 investment float about.

In Part 8 of this Throwback series on float, I released the full 60 page PDF of On Float releasing below for free.

Today, I’m showing you a case study on how to evaluate float step by step with videos and explanations.

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.

Again, if I did my job well in this 8 – part series On Float, you’ve learned the following things:

• 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?

Let’s put that into practice in the video below…

I forgot to mention this in the video above, but if float magnifies margins in a positive way, like in the video above, companies with higher margins should be worth more, and over time, are worth more.

So not only does this increase profits now, but if the company can continue this over time, the value of the company will grow as well.

And again, this is all hidden from over 99% of other investors in the world, who either know nothing about investment float or don’t know how to use it when analyzing a business.

I hope this visual step by step training video helped further your understanding of how to value and evaluate float in a real world sense.

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P.S. If you like this series, make sure to check out our Value Investing Education playlist on YouTube.

P.P.S. If you’d like to learn how to value and evaluate businesses like a world-class investor, check out our three programs that can help you do this.

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