Manual of Ideas Newsletter

[Kuhndan]

Curious if anyone on the board subscribes to the Manual of Ideas newsletter. If so, what do you think of it. Do you think it is worth the cost?

[cubsfan]

I subscribe, and I really like it. I'm sure you know about the trial period as well.

Just get an issue - read it cover to cover - and see what you think.

[Packer16]

If you are unsure buy The Manual of Ideas books to get a sample.  I recently subscribed and found some nice idea leads and value oriented concepts.  Depending upon the size of your portfolio it can be expensive but if you can find an idea or two it will pay for itself.  They have some nice screens and track the investments of the superinvestors and put together theses for some of the superinvestor selections.  They also have interviews.  I find it to be an upgrade from Value Investor Insight as there is some additional analysis on the superinvestor selections and screens.

 

Packer

[FFHWatcher]

Good investment. 

Seems expensive...it's not.  If anything, it is educational.  You have to have at least a few hours/month to read it.  If you don't, than yes, it is a waste of $$.

[Phaceliacapital]

What might also be interesting is to buy their book (as discussed here: http://www.cornerofberkshireandfairfax.ca/forum/books/manual-of-ideas-mihaljevic/), read the sample they offer for free and then make up your mind.

 

I ordered the book and will decide after if MOI is something for me.

[sethatk]

I have been listening to the podcast for a few weeks now and it is free.