PE funds typically spin out a business with high debt when they are done. Hollowed them out, setting them up with a high failure rate after value has been extracted. When we buy a business, it’ll become part of the OJ company, which is intended to to be managed with a strong balance sheet. If a business we own runs into a challenge or could benefit from more capital, it has backup from the parent company.

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Peace K 🪙 1 month ago
Sounds like the right way to do investing. And how does Bitcoin come in? Is the OJ company holding Bitcoin as reserve which it can lend against to finance the companies you buy?