“Benjamin Graham on Value Investing” mainly talks about two things:
-“Graham’s life, and this book is also equivalent to Graham’s biography. I have read another biography of Graham, which I personally found to be more interesting.
-“Value investing” advocated by Graham.
Category: Value Investing
Keynes’ investment principles and achievements
To help you understand Keynes, I suggest readers first read my post four years ago, “John Maynard Keynes, Investment master“ The only academic investment master The following are some of Keynes’ special achievements in investing: Related Works by Keynes There are some books related to Keynes’ investment in the market, which are listed below for … Continue reading “Keynes’ investment principles and achievements”
List of behaviors that are bound to fail when investing in stocks
If you find that you are one of the behaviors listed in this post that are bound to fail when investing in stocks, and it is difficult and unwilling to change this behavior, then I advise you to stay away early before you realize that you have suffered huge losses much later in the future. You had better not choose stock market and use other methods to accumulate or increase your wealth.
Charlie Munger, a great investor worth remembering
Buffett said: “Because Munger… made me go from an orangutan to a human being, if I didn’t know him, I would be much poorer than I am now!” Buffett said in a statement on Charlie Munger’s death: “Without Charlie’s inspiration, wisdom and Without participation, Berkshire would not be where it is today.”
The career annualized return on investment of top investment masters: Buffett, Simons, Lynch, Dalio, Keynes, Munger, Soros, Miller, Karaman
The career annualized return on investment of top investment masters: Buffett, Simons, Lynch, Dalio, Keynes, Munger, Soros, Miller, Karaman The criteria for the investment masters selected in this article mainly include the following.
Growth vs. Value Investing, Buffett’s view
It’s an argument between growth vs. value investing: value is the discounted value of the investment’s future present cash flows, while growth is only a prediction process used to determine value.
Dear Shareholder
After reading Dear Shareholder, I was reminded of “Outsiders” which I introduced on this blog.
The commonalities of Buffett portfolio – cheap, fixed income, repurchase
I recently took a general look at Buffett portfolio , and I made some big discoveries. Buffett basically only invests in companies with fixed cash flow income. He likes companies that actively implement stock repurchases. Almost every shareholding has dividends. He likes cheap companies.
Value and price, Mr. Ge Ba’s view
Value and price, Mr. Ge Ba’s view
Misunderstanding of price and value – Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article
Misunderstanding of price and value – Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article. This article was from Mr. Ge Ba’s feedback my blog post “Misunderstanding of price and value”.