Warren Buffett is one of the greatest investors, stock pickers, and CEOs of our time. There are some intangible things he looks for that you can’t put in a stock screener. When buying a stock he sees it as buying a business and he wants to buy future consistent cash flows for a discounted price. […]
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Benjamin Graham is the creator of what is known today as value investing. He was the author of the classic book ‘The Intelligent Investor’ and co-authored ‘Security Analysis’. Graham was a successful money manager. He was also a teacher at Columbia Business School and UCLA’s Anderson School of Management with one of his top students,
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In fundamental analysis an undervalued stock is a stock that is currently at a price below its intrinsic value based on assets and earnings. If a company stock price is at $40 but it is worth $80 based on book value and future cash flows, it is an undervalued stock. Buying a stock when it is not properly priced creates a
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I watched the “Becoming Warren Buffett” documentary when it first came out and took notes. Some how I never wrote the blog post I intended to write and just found my notes when I was doing a recent digital declutter. Here is a summary of my notes I took on Mr. Buffett’s habits as I
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This is a Guest Post by AK of Fallible AK has been an analyst at long/short equity investment firms, global macro funds, and corporate economics departments. He co-founded Macro Ops and is the host of Fallible. Check out Macro Ops’ value investing article here: https://bit.ly/2P2tDQ9 Value investing hasn’t performed so well this cycle. Is the strategy dead? We’ll
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