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Showing posts with label 10 tenets of value investing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10 tenets of value investing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 29 April 2020

An Simple Introduction to Value Investing

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Knowledgeable investing can impact significantly on your life :   it can provide for a comfortable retirement ,  send your children to...
Friday, 14 December 2012

Value Investing: Keep Emotions Out of It

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As you evolve your value investing style, keep this in your mind always. Keep Emotions Out of It         The wisdom shared is about avoi...
Thursday, 13 December 2012

Ten Signs of Value

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Here are ten "core" signs of value to guide your value investing process.  When all or most signs are present, the business is on ...
Friday, 10 February 2012

A notable feature of value investing is its strong performance in periods of overall market decline.

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Whenever the financial markets fail to fully incorporate fundamental values into securities prices, an investor's margin of safety is...
Wednesday, 22 December 2010

Do you invest in what you don't understand?

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Principles of value investing have helped create legends of the likes of Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch. The principles are simple and easy ...
Saturday, 17 January 2009

10 TENETS OF VALUE INVESTING

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10 TENETS OF VALUE INVESTING Value investing is ultimately common sense applied to capital allocation. Its general philosophy and key tools...

OWNER PRINCIPLE

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OWNER PRINCIPLE The cumulative effect of these principles is a characterization of the value investor’s role in corporate investing as the ...

ELITISM PRINCIPLE

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ELITISM PRINCIPLE Few stocks or other investments live up to these principles rigorously applied. Value investors treat companies as applica...

IN-LAW PRINCIPLE

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IN-LAW PRINCIPLE The headline-grabbing accounting scandals of the early 2000s underscore the age-old importance of trust in investing. Value...

MARGIN OF SAFETY PRINCIPLE ****

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MARGIN OF SAFETY PRINCIPLE **** Value investors worry that they might be wrong when complying with these first five principles. So they add...

MOAT PRINCIPLE

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MOAT PRINCIPLE Market gyrations, price-value discrepancies, and risks of overconfidence warrant exercising extraordinary caution in selectin...

CIRCLE OF COMPETENCE PRINCIPLE ****

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CIRCLE OF COMPETENCE PRINCIPLE **** Value investors make hard-headed assessments of their competencies. If they doubt their skill in stock s...

PATSY PRINCIPLE

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PATSY PRINCIPLE Patsies lose money in stock investment. Market timers and others with the inability to assess the underlying value of busine...

REASONABLE PRICE PRINCIPLE

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REASONABLE PRICE PRINCIPLE It is never worth the value investor’s time or effort to forecast when tops and bottoms are reached. If price is...

BUSINESS ANALYST PRINCIPLE

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BUSINESS ANALYST PRINCIPLE Value investors do not guess when the market or a stock is at its peak, trough, or specific points in between. Th...

MR. MARKET PRINCIPLE

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MR. MARKET PRINCIPLE Value investors make a habit of relating price to value. They recognize that stock markets rise and fall. The prices of...