The Costco stock price has managed to recover from a recent sell-off.
The company prevailed even in the pandemic e-commerce wave.
The Costco stock price has managed to recover from a recent sell-off.
The company prevailed even in the pandemic e-commerce wave.
But Costco stock still looks cheap today. If it's not yet obvious to you yet, it should be here...
by Tim Melvin
I caught an interesting shareholders' meeting last week – the Daily Journal Corp.
If you haven't heard of it, I'm not surprised. It's a sleepy little company, pulls in just $50 million a year in revenue selling newspapers and software products for the legal profession out in California and Arizona.
In other words, Daily Journal is about as far from the flashy FANGs or flavor-of-the-moment Dow movers as you can get and still be a listed company in the United States of America.
The meeting was packed to the rafters. A standing-room crowd of 1,000 people crammed into the hall.
Why such a crowd at a meeting like this?
Well, because the chair of Daily Journal is none other than Charlie Munger himself – the No. 2 guy at Berkshire Hathaway.
Easily one of the world's shrewdest, most successful investors, he's been Warren Buffett's compadre and partner in crime for decades now.
And I think every investor in America could make a mint if they heard what he had to say...