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Tuesday, 4 November 2014

How to create profit (Income statement)

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Balance Sheet

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Friday, 24 October 2014

Tesco: Expect full-year adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of 15.15p and about the same in 2015, says Deutsche.

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Deutsche Bank has cut estimates for the second-half and for the full-year. The broker now expects full-year UK profit of £814 million, 23% l...
Wednesday, 22 October 2014

The Oracle of Omaha - Picking Stocks Like Buffett

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How to Pick Fundamentally Strong Stocks

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Replicating Walter Schloss' Investment Technique

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How to Value Stocks

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Picking Stocks Like Peter Lynch

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Back to Basics: Investing Like Benjamin Graham

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Income Investing - The Power of Dividends

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Thursday, 16 October 2014

What is capitulation?

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What is capitulation? CNBC Explains Traditionally, the word capitulation describes a surrender between fighting armies. What is capitulati...
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Sunday, 12 October 2014

Slow and steady doesn't make headlines, but the company can continue to earn excellent returns on invested capital.

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CTB operates worldwide in the agriculture equipment field.  Berkshire purchased it in 2002 and by 2009, it has picked up six small firms. ...

Goodwill. Understand the "cost" of goodwill.

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Goodwill is an accounting term that describes the dollars paid to buy a business over and above its book value.  Goodwill is a real number, ...
Saturday, 11 October 2014

Ignore the noises that rattle the markets. A conclusion about the economy does not tell us if the stock market will rise or fall.

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In 75% of those years (from 1965 to 2008), the S&P stocks recorded a gain.   You can guess that a roughly similar percentage of years wi...

Understand accounting allows you to understand how companies create value.

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To better understand the wealth-producing advantages of the businesses, you have to understand accounting and the "vastly different...

Buffett: See's Candies - A Great, Not Just a Good, Business

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Buffet never forgets that growth is good, but only at a reasonable cost. In 2007, See's Candies sold 31 million pounds of chocolate, a...

Bill Gross: Financial markets are artificially priced. Discounting of future profit streams by an artificially low interest rate results in corresponding high P/E ratios. Real estates are affected in the same way.

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Financial markets are artificially priced. In the bond market, there is nothing normal about a three year German Bund yielding a “minus” ...

24 of the most profitable companies return an average of 573% in a decade

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It might seem simple, but if you pick stocks based on earnings, you will be a winner Bloomberg News/Landov Gilead Sciences (CEO John C...

Three categories of businesses based on the cost of business growth: Great, Good and Gruesome

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Buffett uses a simple checklist to determine the attractiveness of businesses as investments.  To meet his tests, companies must possess: ...
Friday, 10 October 2014

Buffett devotes his precious time to reading and thinking, looking for gaps in values that others miss.

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In 1999, after 34 years in business, Berkshire had a market capitalization that positioned it as the 74th largest American company.  Yet it ...