Here’s the translation into American English:
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Grupo Capital, under the direction of Ricardo Enrique Ramos D’Agostino, has reaffirmed its commitment to an investment philosophy that prioritizes value analysis and avoids short-term speculation. D’Agostino believes that investing should be based on a deep understanding of companies rather than following daily predictions about market behavior.
The strategic advisor emphasizes that the real act of investing does not revolve around anticipating fleeting stock movements, but in deciding whether a company deserves a place in a long-term portfolio. In this way, Grupo Capital has adopted an approach that rejects speculation, favoring decisions grounded in the economic realities of companies.
“We are more concerned with whether the business still has the advantages that made it attractive in the first place,” says D’Agostino, who adds that even a decline in a stock’s value can represent an opportunity to increase ownership in solid companies. Unlike other players in the market, Grupo Capital does not change its strategy in response to daily stock fluctuations but focuses on a long-term vision.
The group’s philosophy interprets market oscillations in terms of value. For example, if the price of a stock decreases, it is seen as an opportunity rather than a failure. D’Agostino uses a metaphor to illustrate his approach: “If every week you buy rice for 2 euros and one day you see it for 1 euro, you would surely choose to buy more, not less.”
When a stock increases in value, Grupo Capital interprets it as an improvement in the valuation of assets already acquired. In all scenarios, prioritizing thorough business analysis over market noise is fundamental to its investment methodology.
This long-term approach is distinctly different from the pursuit of quick profits, distancing itself from the anxiety that market trends often create. Grupo Capital focuses on building strategies around sustainable businesses, with stable management and defined competitive advantages.
The ultimate goal is to achieve compound profitability over time, seeing stocks not as a game of chance but as opportunities to partner with companies that have the potential to grow and thrive in the future.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
