In chapter 15―The Final Checklist―of the book One Up on Wall Street, Peter Lynch summarizes the things that you as an investor would like to know about stocks in each of the six categories, as follows. Here they are…
In chapter 15―The Final Checklist―of the book One Up on Wall Street, Peter Lynch summarizes the things that you as an investor would like to know about stocks in each of the six categories, as follows. Here they are…
What You’ll Learn
– Point summary of important principles from Stephen Penman’s Accounting for Value
– Accounting and valuation principles
What You’ll Learn
– Why you should use Time Weighted Returns
– Portfolio performance examples and how to do it
– 2 different methods we use
The “Tenets of the Warren Buffett Way” was examined in the book The Warren Buffett Way, written by Robert G. Hagstrom.
The underlying principles haven’t changed much since The Warren Buffett Way was published, in 1994 (“That’s why they call them principles,” Buffett once said), but many readers have asked for clarification about applying the tenets in today’s market.
In summary, the process of focus investing involves these actions…
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What You’ll Learn
– How to create a shortlist of stocks
– How to keep tabs of your stock
– How to do quick valuations
– The INVEST1000 portfolio revealed
– How to avoid “torpedoes” that can sink your portfolio
What You’ll Learn
– Why this company is a value outlier
– Past performance and numbers
– Why I think this company is undervalued
What You’ll Learn
– Criteria I used to find VAALCO
– VAALCO performance and numbers
– Why I think there is an opportunity with VAALCO
What You’ll Learn
– How to read and interpret the scores and value metrics you see
– Would you choose Gamestop (GME) or Facebook (FB)?
– What brokerage will be used to buy the portfolio
– Tips to selecting the best stocks to invest $1000
In order to show you how the Action Score is used and how a portfolio is constructed, INVEST1000 is a case study following the progress of how $1,000 will grow.
It’s a small amount and there are some challenges involved, but the kicker is that this $1,000 is not mine.
A new member has taken upon himself to start small and see how it goes.
We’ll be documenting and tracking, from start to finish, how the portfolio is created by going through the process I take in shortlisting candidates.
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