RickPANDA
10-19 15:15
PCT: My Coffee Can Portfolio v1.0 : 

PCT = Pandas Coffee Can v1.0: 

My 5 Shares Coffee Can Portfolio: 

DBS. OCBC. UOB. SPCX. NVDA. One whole share each.

A Coffee Can Portfolio is a long-term, "buy-and-forget" investment strategy where you select a basket of high-quality stocks, put them away, and hold them untouched for at least 10 years to let compound growth work without emotional trading.
Core Principles • Low Churn: Avoid buying and selling frequently to cut down on transaction costs, commissions, and capital gains taxes. • Extreme Patience: Keep the portfolio locked away for a minimum of 10 to 30 years, resisting the urge to react to short-term market noise. • Power of Asymmetry: Losers in the portfolio can only drop by a maximum of 100% (limiting downside to your initial stake), while winning companies have uncapped upside potential over decades. 


Common Selection Criteria: 

1. Track Record. At least 10 years.

2. Return of Capital. A consistent ROCE or ROE 15% higher p.a.

3. Growth. Revenue growth 10% higher p.a.

4. Competitive Moat. Strong brand name. Market Dominance. Resilent against competitors.

Modified in.10-19 15:37
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