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Everyone has this million dollar question in them – “Which is the next biggest multi-bagger stock”? Or “Which is that one stock in which I can invest in now and forget it, so that I could see it later after some 30 to 35 years and then pass-on the wealth created from that stock to …
One of the greatest investors of all time, Warren Buffett, is renowned for sharing his financial knowledge with shareholders through his annual letters of Berkshire Hathaway. Despite decades of market variations, these observations have been true. Buffett explains which companies he prefers and which he avoids in one of his annual letters. Buffett starts by describing the standards …
Often considered the founder of value investing, Benjamin Graham developed a defensive investment approach that attempted to save investors from large losses while yielding modest gains. His approach to investing focused on choosing undervalued, financially stable businesses with a “margin of safety.” Graham offered a rigorous framework for assessing defensive investing strategies in his well-known …
According to Warren Buffett, the three words “margin of safety” are the foundation of investing success. Global and local geopolitical developments must prompt us to consider if our portfolio was prepared to deal with extended, deep corrections. A profound unpleasant correction will undoubtedly occur at some time throughout a 30- to 40-year investing journey. Having …
‘Value investing’ refers to buying an asset at a price that is significantly lower than its intrinsic or true worth. The logic behind this is that markets may misprice assets, allowing investors to buy these mispriced assets at a discount, which will subsequently realise their actual value, resulting in significant returns for the investor. As …
The concept of diminishing marginal utility states that when a product or service is used up several times, the enjoyment derived from its use declines. This suggests that the product or service loses value as more people utilize it. This is why people are prepared to pay the highest price for the first unit of …
Though stock market frauds highlight the volatile nature of certain risky trades, retail investors should concentrate on avoiding any mistakes. The investing landscape is inherently an oxymoron, with conventional techniques frequently leading to unexpected outcomes. This contradiction is expressed via the wisdom of investment icons such as Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, whose experience highlights an unusual yet practical method …
In the rapidly changing field of finance, where emotions sometimes outweigh rationality, base rate investment provides a fresh viewpoint. This method, based on the notion of the ‘base rate fallacy’, enables investors to make judgments based on broad knowledge, minimizing the potential risks of responding to particular short-term influencing information. Let us first try to …
‘Just Keep Buying’, published in 2022 is a straightforward approach to personal finance that revels in debunking falsehoods and eliminating old cliches about money and personal finance. It delves into the psychology of money and presents a practical guide to making healthy financial decisions, including all-important subjects such as saving and making investments. The author, …