Analyzing CEO Compensation for Investing | Phil Town

When looking for companies to purchase, you must analyze CEO compensation. This week on InvestED, Phil and Danielle discuss why it’s important for CEOs to get compensated for having low debt, high free cash flow, high owner earnings, and expanding the moat against competition. https://bit.ly/3f6EEeM

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Time Stamps

00:00 – Stock awards
01:26 – Skin in the game
02:00 – Understanding CEO compensation
02:24 – Stock performance
02:56 – Understanding proxies
03:50 – Reasonable vs. unreasonable pay
08:47 – Bill Clinton example

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