
Trees Don’t Grow to the Sky
With the right conditions, a young tree will grow quickly but, as it matures, its height growth slows to the point where it no longer advances. A Mountain Ash, for example, will grow two to three metres … Read More →
The Art of the Sell
When looking to invest in a company, Burgundy’s Investment Team performs rigorous analysis. Through extensive scrutiny of a company’s financials, study of the operations, research trips and meetings with company management, we determine whether or not the company fits … Read More →
The Quality-value Tug of War
By most accounts, the last few years have been a very tough time for deep-value investors. Persistent slow world economic growth and prevailing uncertainties about fundamental macroeconomic issues like the strength of the world financial system, the ability of … Read More →
The Chief Hazard to Investors
“The risk of paying too high a price for good-quality stocks – while a real one – is not the chief hazard confronting the average buyer of securities. Observation over many years has taught us that the chief losses … Read More →