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NIO: Differentiation from Battery as a Service; Start with “Buy”

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Over 15 years of professional experience in global equity investing across all sectors. My investment style is fundamental, bottom-up, long-term and quality growth oriented. I look for companies specializing in niche markets with strong growth potential, a solid management team, a solid capital allocation policy, and most importantly, a reasonable valuation. I don’t follow quarterly results and I don’t follow the herd mentality. I don’t use short-term stock performance as a measure of a company’s quality. I aim to achieve a 15% annual return on my portfolio. I typically build my portfolio with 15-20 stocks, focusing on holding diversification, risk management, macro-based sector weights and trading, and disciplined valuations as key drivers. Disclosure: Lighting Rock and I work on the same investment team. I am writing here independently.

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