Research Notes: Carvana $CVNA (Qualitative)
Qualitative notes from researching, investigating, and thinking about Carvana.
These are the CVNA Qualitative Research Notes. Use the following link to access the CVNA Quantitative Research Notes.
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Research Notes: Carvana $CVNA (Qualitative)
Subject
Carvana ($CVNA)
Qualitative Research Notes
Last Updated
Updated as of 6.29.2023
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*Note: I have a considerable amount of additional CVNA notes both from the past and very recently that I will be adding here shortly.
The Cancer Surgery Formula1
Model / approach used by Munger / Buffett in GEICO, Peter Lynch and Fannie Mae, Bill Miller and Amazon, Nick Sleep and Stagecoach
Posted before Q3'22 earnings (10.31.2022)
When to Buy More During the Cancer Surgery Formula (6.29.2023) - posted at the end
Update Log
6.29.2023
(#4) 6.29.2023: When to Buy More During the Cancer Surgery Formula
10.31.2022
(#2) 10.31.2022: The Cancer Surgery Formula
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