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Investment Philosophy

Our aim is to achieve superior medium to long term out performance. We invest in high quality companies which we believe have good prospects for growth and are selling at attractive prices.

We look for companies which possess a durable competitive advantage and can generate high returns on capital. Other important characteristics we look for include capable management, strong free cash flow generation and financial strength. We combine research from the major brokerage houses with our own first-hand research to identify and assess investment opportunities. Company visits and management contact are an important part of this investment process.

We believe patience and discipline are important qualities for an investor. There is no hesitation to hold cash unless we can identify investment opportunities that meet our criteria for both quality and value. We are comfortable to hold investments through volatile periods as long as the underlying fundamentals of the company remain intact. As we limit our investments to the best ideas, portfolios tend to be fairly concentrated in nature.

6 Key Rules:

  1. Understand: Understand the business you are purchasing and invest as if you were buying the business privately
  2. Hard Work: Monitor changes in the businesses you own and work hard to find more businesses to buy
  3. Be Patient: Patience is required when making investment decisions
  4. Don’t Forecast: Knowing that you cannot forecast markets, interest rates, currencies etc. is a valuable investment tool
  5. Have Conviction: When work is done and price is right invest with conviction
  6. Don’t Speculate: There is a big difference between speculating on short term price movements and investing

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  • 08 May 2013 Warren Buffett Interview From India (Must Watch)

  • 20 Feb 2013 Out Look Charles Leyland

  • 16 Jan 2013 Time to Buy Cheap Media Stocks: Expert

  • 25 Sept 2012 Charles Leyland, Managing Director at Leyland Private Asset Management says the Australian market's underperformance means that it is still cheap on a historic basis. He says there are still plenty of good stocks to be investing in.

  • 17 June 2012 Cheap Market Levels Are Buying Opportunities.

  • 25 May 2012 Charles Leyland says long term investors should be very happy with the present market affordability.

  • 23 May 2012 Australian Stocks Very Cheap, Time to Buy: Pro

  • 19 Apr 2012 – Avoid Australian Resource Stocks: Pro

  • 07 Mar 2012 – Australian share market is exceptionally cheap

  • 06 Feb 2012 – Top Picks for Australian Stocks

  • 20 Dec 2011 Billabong shares falling after a profit downgrade, and says that certain retail stocks carry substantial risk
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    20 Nov 2011 Australia's Domestic Market Slowing Down

  • 26 Oct 2011 Finding Value in Australian Equities

  • 22 Aug 2011 Charles Leyland Discusses Share Market Volatility

  • Jarrod Saffy discusses his work at Leyland Private Asset Management

  • 13 July 2011 Charles Leyland discusses the contrarian approach to commodities

  • 17 Nov 2010 Australian Share Market Outlook for 2010 - Charles Leyland

  • April 2010 Charles Leyland discusses Active vs Passive Investing

  • 27 Aug 2009 Charles Leyland Discusses Australian Share Market

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Charlie Munger discusses investing with BBC. Very powerful comments regarding investor psychology.

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Warren Buffett talk at University of Florida.

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Warren Buffett talks about Ben Graham.

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Charlie Munger talks to University of Michigan

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Peter Lynch discusses staying the course and market psychology.

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Warren Buffet talks to students from Terry School of Business (university of Georgia).


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