A Great Company ≠ A Great Investment
As Benjamin Graham would put it, the quality and growth of a company do not determine your investment returns by themselves. What really matters is the price you […]
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As Benjamin Graham would put it, the quality and growth of a company do not determine your investment returns by themselves. What really matters is the price you […]
In business valuation, a common mistake is the incorrect determination of free cash flow (FCF [t+1]) at the beginning of the stable, or long-term growth period, which can […]
When we discussed the monocentric city model, we described the value of real estate in terms of rents rather than prices. While rent levels are directly related to […]
Sure, here’s the translation: When making a price-sensitive purchase decision, it’s important to evaluate the financial performance of the organization. This careful scrutiny doesn’t replace market research but […]
When evaluating the stability of growth periods, a key question is who bears the burden of a particular organization’s growth? What strengths do creditors have and can they […]
the percentage of total market cap relative to the GNP is “probably the best single measure of where valuations stand at any given moment.” – Warren Buffett Is […]
Representativeness can heavily influence investor decisions and analyst forecasts. This cognitive bias leads us to assume that past performance will persist, making it a common source of error […]