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$0For manual investor letter reading
- Historical quarterly letter index.
- External manager-letter links.
- Selected older investor collections.
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By Jera Value · Verified Sep 2026
The r/SecurityAnalysis Letters Wiki is a free reading list for historical investor commentary. Browse quarterly threads, follow external manager letters, and explore selected older collections such as Nomad and Lynch. Its index ends at Q3 2024, so newer quarterly discussions must be found separately in the subreddit. It is useful for discovering material to read, with manual navigation and external links rather than a maintained searchable document database.
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r/SecurityAnalysis - Letters Wiki
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For manual investor letter reading
Quarterly letter index
Browse linked discussion threads from 2016 through Q3 2024.
Manager document links
Open investor letters on external sites and file hosts.
Historical collections
Find selected Austin Value, Nomad, and Lynch material.
Subreddit discussions
Look for newer quarterly letter posts outside the wiki index.
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