[Disclaimer: This is not investment advice and is provided for information only. Investment and speculation is risky and you can lose your capital. Do your own research and consult a financial advisor.] Value investing is a type of investment strategy where you buy stocks when the price is significantly lower than what you estimate the […]
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Value investing and technical analysis are often mistakenly seen as being at odds with one another. After all value investing is based on a fundamental analysis of a company’s valuation as compared to the market price of the stock. Value investors look for high quality companies that are trading at a discount and a mismatch
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F.O.M.O (fear of missing out) is something that can affect both new and experienced investors alike. Even minds as great as Isaac Newton have suffered from it. Newton famously sold at a profit in the South Sea bubble, before F.O.M.O gripped him and pulled him back into the market mania, where he lost £20,000. There
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Sir John Templeton is one of the world’s most successful investors. Although sadly he is not as well known as others such as Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham. What John Templeton is most well known for was his September 1939 investment play where he took big positions on undervalued companies just as World War Two
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Benjamin Graham’s value investing principles are timeless. Known as the “father of value investing” Benjamin Graham revolutionised the investing landscape with his simple yet ground breaking ideas such as the margin of safety and Mr. Market. His book The Intelligent Investor is a classic that is still a must read for any value investor today.
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Hard asset stocks are a convenient way to get exposure to the underlying asset and can be either defensive or a great speculation. What you are looking for are equities that own a lot of tangible assets and whose valuation is primarily composed of that hard asset exposure. This is significantly different from something like
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