Japara Healthcare

now the asset managers wish they wish that they could invest with a long-term mindset because seriously they could make some huge money if they could invest long-term but the way the system is set up means that they have to produce results every quarter okay every quarter this locks the big guys into an short-term mindset with their investing they basically have to sink their money into things that they think will instantly go up and if they don't or if they start to fall they don't have time to persist and ride out the the lows of the market with those stocks they have to cut them alright if they don't cut those stocks out then they're just going to be dragged down that's going to reduce their performance from quarter to quarter So what it ends up doing is it ends up, say there's, let's use a company that I'm invested in for an example.

So I'm invested in a company called Japara Healthcare.

And a few months ago, they released a report to the market that says, look, the next year is probably going to look very similar to the last year that we've been in business.

AKA, they probably aren't expecting a huge amount of profit growth in the next year.

So now if we had bought in off of the big guys that wanted to leave the stock, if we had bought in when the price was low, we've already made a decent percentage return on our money.

And it's not even 2019 yet.

Imagine when 2019, 2020 come around and Japara Healthcare is saying, you know what? We're ready now.

We can make some money.