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Wednesday, 28 December 2011

ROE and Internet Stocks

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As an example, consider the fastest growing segment of 1999, Internet stocks. Most Internet companies are growing rapidly , but few of th...

Why Return on Equity Matters

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Let's say you want to open a whole chain of restaurants. In the early years of building your business empire, you will be adding to...

Return on Equity - it is the long-term return on capital that excites

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The way analysts usually measure return on capital for publicly traded companies i s return on equity, or ROE.   ROE =  Net earnings / S...

Measuring Returns on Capital

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What makes a company great? It is not rapid growth. It's not landing on a best-of-the-year list. Rather , it is the ability to...
Tuesday, 27 December 2011

Valuation of Bonds and Shares

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Valuation of Bonds and Shares View more presentations from Biswajit Ghosh

Valuation of Bonds and Shares

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GSB711-Lecture-Note-04-Valuation-of-Bonds-and-Shares View more presentations from University of New England

Warren Buffett's Way

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Warren Buffett’s Way View more presentations from moneyweb

Warren Buffett - "The Sage of Omaha"

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Warren Buffett View more presentations from Mr.Yes!

Warren Buffett Presentation

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Warren Buffett Presentation View more presentations from ilenegoldberg

Margin of Safety

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Even after you think you have a good handle on what a stock should be worth, it is important to buy at a discount to this estimated fair val...

Waiting for the Fat Pitch

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How do I make sure I don't overpay for something? The answer:  If the pitcher doesn't throw one right down the middle, you don...

Price Matters

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Price matters in the stock market. Just like you wouldn't run out and pay $10 a gallon for gasoline, why would you pay 100 times earni...

Buying at a Discount to Fair Value

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Even though you know about economic moats and have perhaps uncovered a company that has at least one good-sized moat, unfortunately, your wo...

Using Free Cash Flow

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Company ABC. 1995  Earnings    $100,000        FCF  -$7.0 million 1996   Earnings    $5.9 million      FCF  -$28.0 million 1997   Earnin...

When Capital Spending Doesn't Generate Cash Flow

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Company ABC. 1995  Earnings    $100,000        FCF  -$7.0 million 1996   Earnings    $5.9 million      FCF  -$28.0 million 1997   Earnin...

Big Capital Spending and Cash Flow Can Work Together

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Company ABC. 1995  Earnings    $100,000        FCF -$7.0million 1996   Earnings    $5.9million      FCF -$28.0million 1997   Earnings ...

What free cash flow tells you

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What free cash flow (FCF) tells us that earnings don't? Let us have a look at Company ABC. From 1995 through 1997, the company poste...

What is Free Cash Flow (FCF)?

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FCF represents the cash a firm has generated for its shareholders, after paying its expenses and investing in its growth. FCF = Total cash...

When to Sell a Stock

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Just as there are no hard-and-fast rules as to when to buy a stock, there are no hard-and-fast rules as to when to sell. Investors typical...
Monday, 26 December 2011

The Five Year Rule for Buying a House

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by   THURSDAY BRAM   193 Share Email When I first considered buying a house, my entire family got involved. I have the luck of being rel...