I am really excited about this opportunity to
meet fellow value investors and to hear the current investment ideas of several leading professional investors.
In between, he wrote a book, Value.able, and was encouraged to get back into managing money
by fellow value investors Chris Cuffe, Chris Mackay and Hamish Douglass.
Ever since, I pose this question to
fellow value investors on a regular basis... but I'm not sure I've ever received a satisfactory reply!?
At Bamboo Innovator, our task is to
support fellow value investors to understand and appreciate the early signs of potential problems and red flags in Asian companies ahead of the market, to see the real attic portrait of the companies» financial health and economic worth.
These might be obvious statements to
fellow value investors, but I'm always interested in displaying these numbers on 52 week highs and lows, as I think it's the most compelling argument against the efficient market hypothesis.
Having met large numbers of companies and
fellow value investors, we are confident there is a middle ground.
I am always curious as to what
my fellow value investors are doing.
Originally I had planned to write articles on another two companies but was asked by
a fellow value investor who recommended them to me to please not write an article on them since he was planning to.
Many of
them fellow value investors, they are always waiting for the coming crash before they invest their money.
Along with some other research I did, and correspondence with
a fellow value investor with more experience in the insurance field he also pretty much said the same thing.
As I said when beginning this series, I find stocks that
fellow value investors have bought which have then declined fascinating.