Show Notes
In this episode, we once again showcase Wealthy + Wi$e, our collaboration with ausbiz. We look at whether you really can pick "unicorns". The challenge is that unicorns are only obvious in hindsight, but dogs are easier to identify early. A unicorn is a company that gives extraordinary long term returns, but you usually only realise it's a unicorn down the track. But dogs are easier to spot. The warning signs include companies that have never made a profit, shrinking earnings, too much debt, ...
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