Not exact matches
by Every once in a while I write about topics that seemingly have nothing to do with
investing, but for those that are able to connect the dots, they will
actually find great
value in these seemingly unrelated topics to wealth building and preservation
strategies.
The fundamental
strategy that underlies all
value investing is this: buy assets at a price lower than what you think they're
actually worth.
Unlike the above
strategies, I
actually believe in the idea of
value investing — I just don't think that the majority of investors (myself included) can do it successfully.
OK, so if
investing in companies whose stock trades cheaply relative to its earnings or companies whose stock trades at or below book
value has historically provided a return greater than that of the stock market as a whole, which of these two
strategies should I choose and how should I go about
actually implementing it?
The technology bubble, living through that, where momentum worked but the other thing we believe in many
strategies actually, but the other biggest, the second biggest one, the tie for the biggest one is
value investing again.