Sentences with phrase «discount to fair value»

Focus on buying high quality companies that are trading at discounts to fair value.

I think there's a modest discount to fair value available right now, which is somewhat rare in this market.

This means there is not much work to be done on your part when selecting bonds because there is not much likelihood that any bonds trade for a huge discount to their fair value.

While there were no new names added to the portfolio this quarter, we increased our positions in our existing holdings that we felt were still trading at a substantial discount to fair value.

I'm not sure there is much of a place for a strict Graham value stock, which I define as a stock trading at the sharpest discount to fair value X with no heed to whether the intrinsic value of X is expected to grow.

I'm not sure there is much of a place for a strict Graham value stock, which I define as a stock trading at the sharpest discount to fair value X with no heed to whether the intrinsic value of X is expected to grow.

They currently trade at a 32 percent discount to fair value,» said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group, in a note earlier this week.

I personally follow a value - oriented investing strategy, which means I prefer to buy companies when they are trading at significant discounts to their fair value, which typically occurs during times of market stress.

My focus is on buying dividend growth stocks that trade at a discount to fair value.

Whereas with DivGro I look for stocks trading at a discount to fair value, it is not so important for them to buy at a discount, since they're buying a fixed dollar amount of the same stock every month.

For this reason, they are more likely to trade at persistent premiums or discounts to their fair value.

etc.), value them, determine an appropriate margin of safety (discount to fair value, which should be increased in range - bound markets), and you'll thereby arrive at a price at which you'd want to buy them.

In the past, these particular contracts traded at a discount to fair value somewhere around 20 basis points, meaning institutions were actually being paid for buying them.

At the same time, we have been trimming many of the fund holdings as their market values have appreciated and the discount to fair value we had previously identified has contracted.

The objective of the scheme aims to provide long term capital growth by investing primarily in a well - diversified portfolio of companies accumulated at a discount to its fair value.»

Shelby Davis invested in high quality, well managed insurers that were trading at a discount to fair value.

That's an 11 % discount to fair value, suggesting a nice margin of safety.

When you wrote that you would sell something only if you had a better opportunity, it sounds different from a traditional value investor (buy at a discount to fair value and sell when it approaches fair value, all assuming you can determine a fair value that the market is not properly recognizing).

That's a 13 % discount to fair value, making the stock undervalued according to the methods that I use.

In the past, these particular contracts traded at a discount to fair value somewhere around 20 basis points, meaning institutions were actually being paid for buying them.

Whereas with DivGro I look for stocks trading at a discount to fair value, it is not so important for them to buy at a discount, since they're buying a fixed dollar amount of the same stock every month.

Whereas a listed investment fund can invest in a high quality / diverse portfolio of companies for a mere 1 - 2 % expense ratio... but trades on a 20 % discount to its fair value?

[And available discounts to fair value, in terms of investment vehicles & the assets themselves, are obviously a key factor in that equation].

My focus is on buying dividend growth stocks that trade at a discount to fair value.

If the discount to fair value changes, we will adjust the position size accordingly.

We determine position size based on our estimate of the discount to fair value and our conviction levels.

I follow the value investing approach to picking stocks, which involves buying them at a discount to their fair value.