An
enterprising investor is someone who is proactive, adventurous, and willing to take risks in their financial investments.
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This makes the process of narrowing the list to just a handful of worthy investments very daunting, and why it's so hard
for enterprising investors to beat the overall market return.
Thousands
of enterprising investors manage their own fund and ETF portfolios using our active, flexible, objective strategies.
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In his 1949 book The Intelligent Investor, Bogle writes, Graham describes two types of investors: (1) «the conservative defensive investor, emphasizing the avoidance of serious losses; and (2) the aggressive,
enterprising investor who is willing to devote time and care to the selection of sound securities.
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AAII Stock Ideas Adjusting the Benjamin
Graham Enterprising Investor Screen This contrarian screen has produced impressive results, but is overly restrictive.
Whether you're a defensive investor or
an enterprising investor, you're going to need a brokerage account before you start investing.
If you immediately see yourself as
an enterprising investor — solely because Graham says an enterprising investor can expect a higher return than a defensive investor — that's good but consider this: by using the strategy that I will describe later in this article, a defensive investor can expect to earn a return equal to the overall market's return (which has averaged 9.77 % per year since 1900).
If you're
an enterprising investor, then be sure to come back to Vintage Value next week for Part 2 in this series.
Now factor in that it's incredibly difficult to be successful as
an enterprising investor: most active fund managers (generally about 60 %) can't even beat the overall market's return.
Each company has been determined to be suitable for
the Enterprising Investor according to the ModernGraham approach.
All of these companies are suitable for the Defensive Investor and / or
the Enterprising Investor.
Each company has been determined to be suitable for
the Enterprising Investor and undervalued according to the ModernGraham approach.
By using the ModernGraham Valuation Model, I've selected 10 low PE stocks for
the Enterprising Investor.
In The Intelligent Investor, Benjamin Graham analyzes 5 ways
an enterprising investor can outperform the market.
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Although the program requires owner occupancy,
an enterprising investor could use the 203 (k) to purchase a multi-unit property, live in it for a year during renovations, and then refinance to a conventional loan and move out.
Graham had a number of recommendations for how
the enterprising investor could hope to profit in the market.
The enterprising investor could invest in «speculative» issues such as small stocks, so he has no requirements for minimum company size.
Graham's first screen for
the enterprising investor was to look for companies trading with price - earnings ratios below nine or 10 times trailing earnings.
We made a simple adjustment to allow companies with price - earnings ratios in the lowest 25 % of stocks to pass the Graham
Enterprising Investor screen.
This is contrary to the «net - net» school of Graham, which is more focused on finding deep value stocks, and more geared toward
the Enterprising Investor.