I like to think that several of our newsletters take unique
approaches to investing that really work for our readers.
Not exact matches
I
really like the concept of a calm and contemplative
approach to investing as expressed by Warren Buffett in his annual newsletters and recent documentary «Becoming Warren Buffett».
When we started we didn't even know who those players were so I think a lot of the work of the CFC consortium has
really mapped out who the players are, what are the molecular pathways that are involved in the course of disease, and we actually have
invested significant effort into developing strategies and therapeutics that are going
to take some time
to develop and test but we think that we are well on the way
to having in hand
approaches that will have a significant impact.
She seems
to have a balanced and realistic
approach to real estate
investing and, as such, I'm
really looking forward
to reading her book.
I
really like your overall
approach to investing and I am using some of your methods myself with success in my ZZZ Fund (ZZZ on Bloomberg) like having an even - weighted portfolio of 30 - 40 stocks with regular rebalancing or focusing on the strongest players in weak industries (southern European banks anyone?).
Really interesting, certainly a safe way
to approach investing with friends or family!
We use our screeners
to manage our own portfolios so whenever you have a question, you will be helped by people who
really understand this
investing approach and how
to make the most of it.
I
really learn a lot about how
to value a stock and right time
to buy and sell a stock (more value based
approach than dividend
investing, still you could apply the concepts into dividend stocks as well).
There are many mutual funds out there that have earned a consistent return and have fairly low fees, but if you
really want a hands - off
approach to investing with low fees
to boot, start looking into index funds.
Because averaging down
really is a terrible
approach to investing — for a v simple & obvious reason: Good shares rise, bad shares fall!
Passive
Investing enthusiasts are not entirely wrong
to claim that their
approach is the only rational one; it
really is more rational
to focus on objective sources of information rather than subjective ones.
It's better
to get a slightly lower return for a few years while you learn the ropes of
investing by taking a more conservative
investing approach than
to go hog wild and get
really aggressive.
P.S. Just wanted
to say I
really appreciate your down
to earth, realistic and honest
approach to investing.
This idea appeal
to me, because I'm
really after a no - hassle, hands - off
approach to my own long - term
investing goals.
«If you
invest in positive employee relations — involvement, communication, counselling, and having a different
approach to managing employee issues — that will
really impact the organization in a positive way,» she says.
It
really helped me understand some of the basics and gave me a quite a few ideas on how
to approach real estate
investing.