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Step 5. Exercise Patience and Discipline -- Part 3 -- Discipline
Semper Finance | September 3rd 2008 by Ryan Delany
Step 5. Exercise Patience and Discipline -- Part 3 -- DisciplineDiscipline. Marines are no strangers to discipline, and marine-investors must work hard to develop their discipline. It is amazing to see how many marines, soldiers, sailors and airme read more
["How to think Like Benjamin Graham and invest like Warren Buffet…
Jugglers Co - Ramesh Nidadavolu's Blog | August 29th 2008 by Ramesh Nidadavolu
So I did read the book. I know a bad one when I see it. I should trust my instincts more often. The book was a drag and really boring. He makes mistakes regarding a few fundamentals. It sucks! Do not read it.To clarify what Graham actually meant, I g read more
Step 4 -- Evaluate Stocks -- Part 2 -- The Method
Semper Finance | August 26th 2008 by Ryan Delany
Step 4 -- Evaluate Stocks -- Part 2 -- The MethodBuy a Stock Like You Would Buy a BusinessRegardless of what method marine-investors use to pick their stocks, they always remember that buying a stock means buying a business. If you haven't read up o read more
Step 4. Evaluate stocks.
Semper Finance | August 25th 2008 by Ryan Delany
Step 4. Evaluate stocks. "We have seen much more money made and kept by 'ordinary people' who were temperamentally well suited for the investment process than by those who lacked this quality, even though they had an extensive knowledge of finance, read more
A simple way to normalize earnings.
MyReferenceFrame | August 22nd 2008 by Anant Kishore
A key task in value investing is determining the “normal” earning power of a company in any given year. People use a variety of methods to do this, the most famous being Benjamin Graham’s average earnings from the company’s previous 7-10 year read more
The 3 pillars of value investing.
MyReferenceFrame | August 14th 2008 by Anant Kishore
I’ve been reading some Graham and Buffett lately and thought I’d write a post about what both call the fundamentals of value investing. 1. You are buying a business not a stock. When buying a stock, you are buying a small piece of a real business read more
Review of “The Intelligent Investor”, a helpful guide to inve…
The Library Club | August 1st 2008
During this time of financial turmoil, with the country’s economy sprinting towards recession, Stony Brook University MBA student (and former Treasurer of The Library Club) Sinan Cinar examines the textbook “The Intelligent investor” read more
Step 1--Educate Yourself
Semper Finance | July 29th 2008 by Ryan Delany
Step 1--Educate Yourself"Knowledge is power."Part 1This is the single most important step on this list, remember every Marine begins his career with education. Training begins at boot camp and continues until the day you leave the service. Similarl read more
Fail proof investing principles of Warren Buffet
Investment Internals | July 11th 2008 by investinternals
There is only one word in the investment world to show the power of success. Warren Buffett!. His passion, learnings as a student to value investment legend Benjamin Graham and self developed fail proof investing principles enabled him to reach in th read more
Simplifying Benjamin Graham's famous "Margin of Safety" formula
Investment Internals | July 3rd 2008 by investinternals
Margin of safety is a formula to identify the difference between company value and price. If value and price are equal, the stock price considered as fairly valued. If price is more than the value, then you can assume that the stock is overprices. If read more
You Are Neither Right Nor Wrong Because The Crowd Disagrees With…
Amateur Asset Allocator | June 24th 2008 by Kyle
Legendary value investor Benjamin Graham once said “You are neither right nor wrong because the crowd disagrees with you. You are right because your data and reasoning are right.” Now more than ever, Benjamin Graham’s wise words m read more
Buffet, Lynch, and Graham Walk Into a Bar
Young With Bux | June 22nd 2008
Warren Buffet, Peter Lynch, and Benjamin Graham are three of the greatest investors of all time. They shaped the world of investing analysis. In fact, one could argue that Graham significantly influenced Buffet and Lynch. But what if they all s read more
Berjaya Corporation: How I knew it
Value Investing In KLSE | June 21st 2008 by boy
Yesterday, I received many enquiries on how I knew about BJCORP ‘s venture before it was announced on Friday. Yesterday, US-based Papa John’s International Inc signed a franchise-development agreement with Berjaya Corp’s unit as the mas read more
Year End Mega Sale Is Coming ! Are you ready for the shopping spr…
Value Investing In KLSE | June 20th 2008 by boy
For the past few days, when i logged on to my share trading platform, i felt like a kid in a candy store. There are so many companies with great fundamentals which are selling at a discounted price. Thanks to political uncertainties, KLSE is trend read more
The Value of a Business (Part 2)
Value Investing In KLSE | June 15th 2008 by boy
Part 1 of this article looks at the shareholder equity as a safety net in case the company goes out of business. To be on the safe side, investors can calculate net tangible asset (NTA) per share to estimate roughly how much money can he gets back if read more
Value Buy: PIE Industries
Value Investing In KLSE | June 12th 2008 by boy
Background P.I.E. Industrial Berhad produces cables and wires for electrical devices and cable moulding compounds. It also engages in cable assembly, wire harness manufacturing activities, contract electronic manufacturing and PCB assemblies. In addi read more
Work harder and get poorer !
Value Investing In KLSE | June 8th 2008 by boy
I really pity those graduates who spent hundred thousands in their education but did not get the return of their investment in education. Imagine you are a fresh graduate from private/local university with a professional degree.Getting a job is hard read more
Pak Lah:A Fickle Minded Leader
Value Investing In KLSE | June 5th 2008 by boy
Pak Lah has AGAIN proved himself to be an indecisive leader.We should put that in his biography / history book for our childern to read about him. What happen to a business when the CEO is fickle minded? Would you stay and work hard for that company? read more
The Best Years for Value Investors
Value Investing In KLSE | June 5th 2008 by boy
The recent oil price hike by government was a surprised to everyone.There was a short press announcement before the hike.The public was again caught unprepared for such move.Whether the hike is justifiable,we do not know.But what really concern us ar read more
The Value of a Business
Value Investing In KLSE | June 3rd 2008 by boy
I received many questions requesting me to write on the methods I used to arrive at a fair value for a business. Before I proceed into the main topic, there are several aspects on stock investing which I need all readers to understand. Stock investin read more
June 2008 Portfolio
Value Investing In KLSE | June 1st 2008 by boy
Received Dividend from : Asiafile RM 100 per 1000 shares Astro RM 30 per 1000 shares Incoming Dividend: Asiafile RM 150 per 1000 shares Tomei RM 50 per 1000 shares AIM RM 20 per 1000 shares read more
Trading Buy : WCT and WCT-Warrant
Value Investing In KLSE | May 30th 2008 by boy
Some of my readers said my value picks are always for the long term. These picks are boring for traders. So, I analyse some companies for quick bucks and I found WCT. Read on ! WCT Engineering consists of several segments. Its Civil Engineering an read more
KLSE: A Second Tsunami?
Value Investing In KLSE | May 21st 2008 by boy
Note: This article does not apply to you if: You plan your financial well, Your portfolio is fully diversified, Your portfolio has companies with strong fundamentals, You’re a long term investor, You believe that price fluctuate read more
Astro:Scenario Analysis
Value Investing In KLSE | May 17th 2008 by boy
I have analysed Astro in the previous article. For those who bought Astro when it was at RM 3.20 last year, I congratulate you. You must be laughing all the way to the bank. In this article,I wish to perform a scenario analysis on Astro.This is to u read more
Value Buy : ALCOM
Value Investing In KLSE | May 17th 2008 by boy
Aluminium Company of Malaysia Berhad engages in the manufacture and trading of aluminium sheet and foil products in Malaysia, other Asian countries, and internationally. The company is a 58 % owned subsidiary of Novelis, Inc. Read about Novelis. Alco read more
Value Buy: YSP Southeast Asia Holdings Bhd
Value Investing In KLSE | May 12th 2008 by boy
Y.S.P Southeast Asia Holding Berhad, an investment holding company, engages in the manufacture, import, export, and trading of pharmaceutical products. It primarily offers pharmaceutical products, veterinary products, pharmaceutical fine chemicals, a read more
Value Buy:Time Dotcom
Value Investing In KLSE | May 9th 2008 by boy
TIME dotCom Berhad, through its subsidiaries, operates in the telecommunications industry in Malaysia. It provides Internet services, including access to the world wide Web, organization and aggregation of content, virtual private network, on-line ca read more
Value Buy: Hirotako
Value Investing In KLSE | May 7th 2008 by boy
Hirotako Holdings Berhad, an investment holding company, engages in the manufacture and sale of automotive components in Malaysia. It offers safety restraint systems, including seat belts, airbags, and steering wheels to original equipment manufactur read more
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