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Saturday, 14 January 2017

Central elements to a Value Investing Philosophy

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The three central elements to a value investing philosophy: 1) A "bottom-up" strategy 2) Absolute (as opposed to relative) ...

The Philosophy of Value Investing and Why It Works

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What is Value Investing? The terms used to describe value investing don't require any accounting or finance background. Value inv...

Philosophy of value investing. Need to have clear strategies too.

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Buffett's first two rules of value investing: 1) Don't Lose Money 2) Never Forget Rule #1 While it is easy to say these r...

How Wall Streets can create investment fads? The Junk Bond Market of mid-1980s

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How the Wall street created the junk bond market investment fads? In the early to mid-1980's , Wall Street firms pushed junk bonds o...

Understanding these changes in the investment world allows investors to earn superior returns

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The changing scenario in the investment world The investment world has changed over the last several decades. From 1950 to 1990, the in...

What's good for Wall Street is not necessarily good for investors.

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How Wall Street does its business? It has a very short-term focus.  For example, Wall Street makes money up-front on commissions (not...

Speculators, Investors and Market Fluctuations

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Speculators versus Investors Mark Twain mentioned the two times in life when one shouldn't speculate: "when you can't...
Thursday, 12 January 2017

Various Value Investing Strategies - a Review

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Many value investing strategies to employ in the market place:  Stocks 1. Net-net of Benjamin Graham eg. Poh Kong in 2009 2. Deep ...

Teach yourself to THINK in PROBABILITIES and in MULTIPLE SCENARIOS.

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Without question, Buffett's success is tied closely to number. "One of the advantages of a fellow like Buffett is that he automa...