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Showing posts with label Price volatility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Price volatility. Show all posts
Thursday 16 January 2020

Stay in Touch with the Market: Opportunities and Dangers

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Some investors buy and hold for the long term, stashing their securities in the proverbial vault for years. While such a strategy may have ...
Sunday 12 January 2020

The Relevance of Temporary Price Fluctuations (unrelated to Underlying Value)

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Permanent loss versus Interim Price Fluctuations In addition to the probability of  permanent loss  attached to an investment, there is a...
Thursday 9 January 2020

Risk and Return: Risk does not create incremental return, only Price can

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While most other investors are preoccupied with how much money they can make and not at all with how much they may lose, value investors fo...
Wednesday 18 September 2019

What is investing? My core.

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Investing is all about buying a flow of earnings at an acceptable price. The pace of earnings growth is a second-order issue. Risk i...
Tuesday 30 October 2018

Warren Buffett: Volatility in the Market

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Market Volatility What should you do? If you own a farm or an apartment, you do not get a quote on them every day or every week. T...
Thursday 27 September 2018

Volatility of Single Stocks

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Volatility of Single Stocks Individual stocks tend to have highly volatile prices. The returns you might receive on any single stock ma...
Sunday 17 December 2017

Focus investor and Risk

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In contrast to the diversified stockholder, the focus investor will ordinarily demand a significant margin of comfort prior to allocating ...
Thursday 4 May 2017

Investing has a whole new set of rules.

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If we are to be successful, we need to play by these new rules. Why the average equity fund investor underperforms the market? From...
Sunday 18 December 2016

The Disadvantages of Stock Ownership

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There are some disadvantages of common stock ownership. 1.  Risk Risk is perhaps the most significant. Stocks are subject to various ...
Monday 7 March 2016

The biggest risk of all.

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Volatility is often equated to risk and many investors are concerned over this uncertain value of investments in the short term. There ar...

Time is your friend. Time smooths out volatility.

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Historically, time smooths out volatility. The longer you stay in the market, the more likely you are to see your investment do what it s...
Tuesday 17 February 2015

Petronas Dagangan

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The stock price has risen from MR 2.00 in 2000 to MR 4.00 in 2005. It has risen from MR 4.00 in 2005 to ...
Thursday 15 January 2015

Can price changes in common stocks be ignored?

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Can price changes in common stocks be ignored? Does the investor become richer or poorer as his stocks advance and decline in the market? ...

Price Changes of common stocks with highly stable earnings.

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The stability of annual earnings per share of a selected common stock is extraordinary.   Record of earnings and dividends of S.H. Kress f...
Friday 20 December 2013

Temporary Price Fluctuations is to be expected. It is not possible to avoid random short-term market volatility.

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Relevance of Temporary Price Fluctuations  In addition to the probability of permanent loss attached to an investment, there is also the ...
Friday 16 August 2013

Chuck Carlson - Stock Market and Investment Opportunities

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Published on  29 Apr 2013 The power of process will be essential for unemotional investing in this age of turbulence. Investors will l...

Warren Buffett (1962) talks about a brief stock market drop

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Wednesday 14 August 2013

The market prices reflect the sentiment of the investors. To protect oneself from the volatilities of the market prices, the smart investor needs to understand the value of the business he is investing into.

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It is the nature of the market that prices of a stock can be pushed to very low level when the crowd is pessimistic.  On the other hand, the...
Thursday 12 July 2012

Is this rational?

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"Would your car's value change so much?" Market price volatility is the friend of a value investor.

Any price - and therefore P/E - movements that is not related to the company's earnings is transient.

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The stock market is governed by a diverse set of influences.  And just as the sea is, it is predictable over the long term but not over the...