Wadhwaney views himself as a very patient investor. He is willing to buy companies that are depressed in industries that have difficult barriers to entry.
What he will not buy is a depressed company in an industry with limited barriers to entry.
Wadhwaney is happy to "drop anchor" and hold a company for three to five years. In fact if he isn't happy to own a company for three to five years it is likely not something he should own.
In the video below he explains how he finds sound companies that have become cheap:
What he will not buy is a depressed company in an industry with limited barriers to entry.
Wadhwaney is happy to "drop anchor" and hold a company for three to five years. In fact if he isn't happy to own a company for three to five years it is likely not something he should own.
In the video below he explains how he finds sound companies that have become cheap:
