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January 28, 2017 Value Investing admin

The seven immutable laws of investing… James Montier

James Montier, a favourite among the readers of value investing, produced a white paper in March 2011, entitled “The Seven Immutable Laws of Investing”. In the paper he presented a set of laws to guide investors towards investing sensibly in stock markets. “In my previous missive I concluded that investors should stay true to the […]

January 24, 2017 Reviews, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc, Valuation admin

The twelve most silliest things people say about stock prices ~ Part III

“All you need for a lifetime of successful investing is a few big winners, and the pluses from those will overwhelm the minuses from the stocks that don’t work out” ~ Peter Lynch ~ One up on Wall Street. I have been reading ‘One up on Wall Street’ ~ Peter Lynch. The book is a classic […]

January 21, 2017 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc admin

The Golden Rules for Investing

The Golden Rules of Investing are essentially a common sensical approach which largely comes down to the emotional aspects such as Discipline, Patience, Greed & Fear. Remember these 10 golden rules of Investing. 1. Risk is inevitable – What is Risk? Understanding Risk is the first part and then learning to Manage it. 2. Start […]

January 5, 2016 Management, Strategy, Value Investing admin

Why every aspect of business is about to change ? ~ Article from Fortune

What better way to start new year than analyzing the past ? A Brilliant Summary of changes that is going to hit us one way or other sourced from www.fortune.com Why every aspect of your business is about to change Geoff Colvin Imagine an economy without friction-a new world in which labor, information, and money move […]

December 6, 2012 Economics, Investment Planning admin

Who Pays for your coffee ~ Bargaining Power ~ Ricardian Model ~ Economics

I was reading the article Who Pays for Your Coffee? the other day, an interesting take on the concepts of scarcity and bargaining power. We learn the reasons behind why people pay premium price for the coffee in the morning trip (American Morning’s …that is…)… Interesting .. Ricardian Model of rents, scarcity, bargaining power and pricing… […]

October 5, 2012 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc, Valuation admin

How to deal with value traps ~ Graham Logic

Value Investors look out for good/great companies trading at low multiples (be it earnings/book or cash flow). Investors looking for bargain may get attracted to stocks trading at low multiples for a considerable period of time. Value trap occurs when the investors lock into the stock at low multiples and the price discovery never happens […]

September 26, 2012 Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc admin

The fallacy of believing in Stock Market Timing !!!!

Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards ~ Soren Kierkegaard In an ideal world, one would hold stocks when they are cheap and sell them when they become expensive, put the money in bank and wait until the stocks become cheap again only to buy back and repeat the process. Cool!!!!, […]

September 25, 2012 Quotes, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc, Valuation admin

Prediction or Protection ~ Basis of Investing ~ Graham Style

Basis of Investing We invest in the present, but we invest for the future. But unfortunately the future is always uncertain Inflation and Interest rates are undependable Economic Recessions come and go at random Geo-political upheavals like war, commodity shortages & terrorism arrive without warning fate of individual companies and their industries often turns out […]

September 20, 2012 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc admin

The twelve most silliest things people say about stock prices ~ Part II

. The twelve most silliest things people say about stock prices As I have mentioned earlier in my blog post, I have been reading ‘One up on Wall Street’ ~ Peter Lynch. The book is a classic and a must read for people interested in value investing.This Part II is in continuation to Part I […]

September 13, 2012 Investment Planning admin

Benjamin Graham’s 14 Investment Points for Value Investing

Benjamin Graham is widely considered the Father of Fundamental Analysis. Of course, Warren Buffet is his most famous disciple. . Fundamental analysts attempt to study everything that can affect the security’s value, including macroeconomic factors (like the overall economy and industry conditions) and individually specific factors (like the financial condition and management of companies). . Graham has authored […]

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