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The Intelligent Investor
http://www.theintelligentinvestor.net
The Intelligent Investor is run by a 20 year old student at Northeastern University in Boston. The goal of the blog is to describe Ben Graham's value investing techniques, inform readers on events affecting the markets, and debate opportunities in the equity markets.
- Added on: Dec 2nd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Max Asciutto
- Listed in: Stocks & Bonds Finance
- Tags: stock market warren buffett dow jones value investing benjamin graham equity analysis
Recent Posts
Value Investing vs. Speculative Investing
While you contemplate a major investment decision, you need to ask yourself if you will be making a value investment or a speculative investment. We can use Benjamin Graham’s extensive writing about the difference between value and speculative ...
Dividend Discount Model, Pro Stock Analysis
The Dividend Discount Model (Gordon Equation) calculates the intrinsic value of a stock based on the present value of a company’s future dividends. The model is a powerful investing tool to evaluate if a stock is over or undervalued compared to...
10 Value Investing Rules to Remember
Merril Lynch’s David Rosenberg predicted the recession in January of 2008, when the downturn was in its infancy and the Dow Jones was only down about 10%. Rosenberg gave credit for his great insight to Merril Lynch’s former investment ana...
How to Create a Medium Risk Portfolio
This post focuses on a technique to attain medum risk in your portfolio with a value investing approach. “Medium risk” seems to be an elusive term, which was well illustrated in the bear market of 2008. In Nassim Taleb book he shares his...
What is a Ponzi Scheme?
The Madoff scandal may have you asking: What exactly is a Ponzi Scheme? In 1920, a Boston investment broker named Charles Ponzi told investors that he could earn them 50% returns on a 45 day bond from his inventive investing technique. Within the 4...
Bernard Madoff: Hmm.. let’s report 2.2% gains
A retired NYSE broker named Frank Christensen responded to a WSJ question about Bernard Madoff’s scandal, ”I really think very highly of him, people make mistakes.” At a party over the weekend I met a nice girl from Boston Univer...
It reads too much like an MFA site. I suspect that the author is not very well informed on the subject material.
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