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Search Results for: value

What Does It Mean to be a Value Investor?

January 28, 2009

…number of quotes taken from Value Investor Insight that highlight what goes through the minds of successful value investors. Here’s a sampling of their compilation, which includes thoughts from some…

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Reese on New Guru Model, Economy

January 27, 2009

…investment theory. As Greenblatt explains, the two-step formula is designed to buy stock in good companies at bargain prices — something that other great value investors, like Warren Buffett, Benjamin…

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Grantham on Cycles, Bargains, and the "Creative Tension" Facing Stock Investors

January 26, 2009

…new lows in 2009 as it overshoots fair value. Grantham offers some insightful thoughts on the psychology of deciding whether to buy stocks in the current climate. If he puts…

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Barron's 2009 Roundtable Summary Part II: Opportunities for a “Grizzly” Bear Market.

January 19, 2009

…that started in 2000. Abby Cohen, of Goldman Sachs, seems more positive than Zulauf in her analysis. She says that “Using a dividend-discount model or a price-to-book-value basis, our sense…

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Study: Stock Prospects "Rosy" for Long Term

January 15, 2009

…highest level since 1933. The Value Line Predictor: This uses Value Line’s weekly projections for future dividend yields and stock returns. By adding those two together and subtracting the Treasury…

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Ben Graham Portfolio at Top of The Charts

January 14, 2009

…the P/E ratio multiplied by the P/B ratio should be no greater than 22. By using these conservative, fundamental-focused measures, Graham earned himself the moniker “The Father of Value Investing”….

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Bogle: Don't Forget These Lessons Next Time

January 9, 2009

…Bogle says strategists from Wall Street’s 12 major firms forecast, on average, a year-end closing value of 1,640 for the S&P 500 and year-end earnings of $97 per share for…

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Neff: "It's Time To Go In"

January 9, 2009

In a rare interview, retired value guru John Neff — who put together one of the best track records in history over his three-plus decades managing the Windsor Fund —…

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Berkowitz’s Free Cash Flow Yield Screen

January 8, 2009

…worry about what can go wrong – what I referred to earlier as ‘killing the company.’ If there are signs that value will be destroyed by actions such as over-leveraging…

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Ten Lessons from The Oracle

January 7, 2009

…intrinsic value of a business — “either by examining what similar companies sell for or calculating the present value of all the cash that will be generated by a company…

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