Patient Money Wins
Warren Buffett's mentor Benjamin Graham once said that in the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it's a weighing machine. This isn't just investment theory — it's the foundation of how generational wealth actually gets built.
Most people want their money to work faster than it can. They jump between strategies, chase hot tips, and end up with portfolios that look more like gambling than investing. We teach the opposite approach.
- Focus on businesses, not stock prices
- Understand compound growth over 10-20 year periods
- Build positions gradually during market uncertainty
- Think like a business owner, not a day trader
The Australians who built serious wealth — people like Frank Lowy, Gerry Harvey, or the Myer family — didn't get there by checking stock prices every day. They found good businesses, held them through cycles, and let time do the heavy lifting.