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If you buy a $5 coffee every day for a year, you’ll spend about $1,800. But if you invested that same $5 per day, you’d end the year with roughly $1,900 instead. Same money, same year, two completely different outcomes. That simple comparison sets the stage for a bigger idea: some companies are fantastic businesses but disappointing investments. Starbucks is one of the most common examples people point to when they assume a strong brand automatically equals a strong stock.

Bob Sharpe on YouTubestarTop InvestorMar 15