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Triple Digit Growth

What is The Rule of 40 in Investing?

The author and blogger Brad Feld came up with the Rule of 40 in 2015. Not long after, venture capitalists started to use the metric to be able to roughly evaluate the quality of a SaaS company quickly.

Deep Moats - Hero

What are Moats in Investing?

Moats once surrounded castles and protected them from intruders; the broader and deeper the moat, the more protected the castle would be. Companies also have moats, not literally but metaphorically—giving them a unique edge over competitors and protecting them long-term.

FAANG (1)

What are FAANG Companies?

FAANG is an acronym that refers to the stocks of five of the most prominent companies in the world. The term was popularized by Jim Cramer, the television host of CNBC, who praised these businesses for being quality companies dominating in their respective markets.

Software Giants - Hero

The Biggest Software Companies in The World

In 2011, co-founder and general partner of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, Marc Andreessen, wrote an essay about software growth that was published in The Wall Street Journal. Marc Andreessen’s headline, “Software is eating the world,” quickly became a phrase often referred to by investors.

Birkenstock IPO

Company Research

Two And a Half Centuries of Sandal-Making: Birkenstock is Going Public

Birkenstock, a name synonymous with comfortable and high quality sandals, has a rich history dating back over two and a half centuries. The brand's commitment to its heritage, innovative footbed technology, and comfortable footwear products have propelled it into a global powerhouse in its industry.

Event Calendar

Investor Relations

Quartr Earnings Calendar: Customized With Seamless Sync

In today's fast-paced financial world, staying informed and up-to-date is arguably more essential than ever. Financial analysts, investors, and journalists are at the heart of this informational whirlwind, entrusted with a vital responsibility: to remain constantly informed and updated on all relevant events and developments.

Key Slides

Investor Relations

Key Slides: Unlocking Company Narratives

In today’s digital era, where information is overflowing but attention spans are short, making informed investment decisions can be tricky. Quartr aims to simplify this process for investors and analysts with our 'Key Slides' feature, offering a fresh approach to accessing company-specific details.

Retained Earnings

Retained Earnings: Understanding Its Importance in Business

Every business, from a small startup to a multinational corporation, has to deal with finances. Similarly, every investor, whether big or small, must value businesses to make informed investment decisions.

Quartr - Master Search, search through slide decks, transcripts and, reports

Investor Relations

Master Search: The Capital Markets in One Search Engine

Our comprehensive database contains slide decks, transcripts, and earnings reports from 11,000+ public companies. Every mention in these events—including earnings calls, capital market days, and investor conferences—as well as accompanying slide decks and earnings reports, is fully searchable in one single search engine.

Bill Ackman - Pershing Square - Gotham Funds

Investment Strategy

Bill Ackman's Journey to Investing Stardom

Bill Ackman's talent for investing became evident early in his career. This was first demonstrated by his predictive stance on the junk bond market collapse in 1989 and later by the establishment of Gotham Partners, one of the most successful hedge funds worldwide in the 1990s.

Arm - Semiconductors

Company Research

Arm's Smartphone Monopoly: IPO and Beyond

The story of Arm's rise in the global chip industry is fascinating. With early funding from none other than Apple and crushing competition from Intel, the history of Arm took lots of unexpected turns but eventually led to a smartphone monopoly.

John Templeton

Investment Strategy

The Dual Legacy of John Templeton

When the name John Templeton pops up, people often think of investments and the stock market. But who was John Templeton, and how did he become one of the most famous investors worldwide? Let's dive in and find out.

John Neff

Investment Strategy

John Neff: Vanguard’s Architect of Value-Centric Investment

John Neff is a name resonating deeply in the finance world. Due to his successes with the Vanguard Group, the second-largest asset management firm in the world, Neff stands out as one of the most famous investors in history.

TROWPRICE

Investment Strategy

Thomas Rowe Price Jr: From the Great Depression to Global Dominance

If you've ever delved into the world of investing, chances are that you've come across the name Thomas Rowe Price Jr. From his groundbreaking investment strategies during the turbulent times of the Great Depression to the enduring impact of his Growth Investing philosophy, Price is considered one of the most famous investors in history.

Jesse Livermore

Investment Strategy

The Turbulent Life of Jesse Livermore

When one delves into the archives of stock trading, a name that consistently emerges and demands respect is Jesse Livermore, one of the most famous investors in history. Often referred to as the greatest stock trader of all time, his legacy provides invaluable lessons for traders even in today’s modern era.

George Soros

Investment Strategy

George Soros: The Man Who Broke the Bank of England

The name George Soros evokes a spectrum of emotions, ranging from admiration to criticism depending on the audience. Irrespective of individual perspectives, Soros's journey is undeniably captivating, characterized by striking successes, generous philanthropic initiatives, and notable controversies.

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