Invest Like an Owner With These 3 Stocks   One common flaw that
many investors have is an inability to view their stocks as
partial ownership in a real, living, breathing business. This
tendency leads many of us to impulsively screen stocks based on
charts, formulas, and ratios. But is that how we'd really judge
a company's performance if we were the owner?  Of course not.
That's why I suggest that all investors do their best to view a
stock as an actual business that they hold part ownership in.
The tricky part, naturally, is to figure out what makes a
successful business.  Plotting the right course  So much is made
of a stock's price from quarter to quarter, but few investors
ever stop to evaluate the business model. Poor business models
are the biggest reason that some companies with wonderful
products, take Pandora for instance, struggle to earn consistent
profits. In the world of business plans, low cost structures
rule. If you can have a low cost structure, and a rabid
following of devoted customers, th