To be fearful when others are greedy is not the same as being afraid; it means being skeptical and expanding your required margin of safety.
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To be fearful when others are greedy is not the same as being afraid; it means being skeptical and expanding your required margin of safety.
While the mantra of “buy low, sell high” sounds good in theory, in the real world trying to time the market can be a recipe for disaster.
Benjamin Graham used a parable with an imaginary investor named Mr. Market to illustrate how an intelligent investor should take advantage of market volatility.
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Return on Enterprise Value (ROEV) is a stock value investing strategy. Combining enterprise value and net cash flow into a ratio provides a powerful tool for investment analysis.
Tactical asset allocation is an active strategy that includes continual management of risk through portfolio rebalancing to a flexible asset allocation target based on value.

The shopping habit of actively searching for deals, bargain hunting is the basic idea behind a value investing strategy.
Instead of looking only at the price of a stock, a value investor looks at the company’s long-term fundamentals and decides whether or not that stock is overvalued or undervalued.
The biggest value investing name today is Warren Buffett. His recent interview for an MBA program offered a unique learning experience.
There's a sucker born everyday and that's the basis for the greater fool theory. So how do we avoid being the fool and stick to what matters?




