About Me

Hi, I'm Danijel. Most people find me as Daan, the person behind Daan Investor.

I started this blog because I couldn't find what I was looking for: a place that talked about investing the way I actually think about it. Not tips, not predictions. Just slow, careful thinking about businesses, prices, and time.

My background is in engineering, which means I can't help but take things apart. When I look at a company, I see an operating system where capital and talent go in and cash flows come out. My job is to figure out what that system is worth and whether the market is offering it to me at a discount.

Living and working in different places taught me early that flexibility matters. Investing, done patiently, is one of the few things that rewards you simply for thinking clearly and waiting.

On this blog I write about value investing fundamentals in plain language, intrinsic value and economic moats, the psychology of staying rational when prices move violently, and company deep-dives of the kind I'd want to read before making a decision myself.

Being wrong is part of investing. What matters is that you're right when it counts, and never so wrong that you can't recover. If something here helps you think more clearly or stay patient when markets aren't, that's enough for me.

This isn't financial advice. It's how I think out loud. Always do your own work.

Mail: daan.investor@gmail.com
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— Danijel