Sector-Wise Screening
Benjamin Graham's stock selection framework is designed to work regardless of sector or industry. Lower assets can be offset by higher earnings and vice versa.
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The Intelligent Investor - Summarized
A summary of the main points of Benjamin Graham's original edition of The Intelligent Investor, which according to Warren Buffett is "the best book about investing ever written".
Benjamin Graham's Special Situations or "Workouts"
Advanced strategies that Warren Buffett's mentor recommended for professional investors.
The CAPE (Cyclically Adjusted P/E) Ratio Fallacy
Also known as the P/E 10 Ratio, this valuation measure was eventually discarded by its originator and Warren Buffett's mentor — Benjamin Graham.
Tactical Aspects to Value Investing
While Value Investing is mainly a strategic endeavor, The Intelligent Investor — the best book on investing according to Warren Buffett— also contains some valuable tactical advice.
Stock Markets vs Casinos
The stock market is essentially a reverse casino, but only when approached correctly.
Turning Short-Term Losses Into Possible Gains
While losses should always be avoided, there may be a way to recover — and even profit from— losses under certain circumstances.
Value Investing - The Opposite of Salesmanship
Almost everything that makes you a bad salesman will make you a great Value Investor.
Cryptocurrencies - Investment or Speculation?
Cryptocurrencies have no tangible underlying assets, and thus trading in them is speculative by definition.
Value Investing 101
Quickly construct a portfolio using the investment framework of Warren Buffett's mentor — Benjamin Graham — using Intrinsic Value formulas such as the Graham Number and Net Current Asset Value (NCAV / Net-Net), defined in Graham's classic books Security Analysis and The Intelligent Investor.