Even though I spend a lot of time writing and circulating about my dividend focused strategies, I am not entirely opposed to anyone who focuses on profit growth strategies that meet the needs of their own portfolios. Both dividend investing and growth investing have their own merits. I mean, if we look at the classic example of folks who invested in Berkshire for the past 30 years, without having received a single dividend paid to them, who am I to critic the success of growth investing, which can be very successful in its own rights. There are 2 basic criterias required for growth investing. First, the company needs to have a certain level of business moat in order to have the opportunity to expand, both vertically and horizontally. With ubiquitous of massive competitions these days for certain industries, there are doubts on whether companies can survive the following...