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Today's Podcast discusses recent market turmoil and considers if we should really be listening to what the economists are saying at all?
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In this episode we consider if Warren Buffett can still be described as a value investor, and if not what type of investor is he today?
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We discuss the importance of remaining aloof to the noise of the market.
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In this episode we discuss the differing perspectives on the repurchase of a business's own stock between Buffett and his mentor.
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In this episode we examine how I go about analysing a business using the principles of value investment.
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What Benjamin Graham has to say on the diversification of your portfolio.
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An introduction into Benjamin Graham's idea of Margin of Safety.
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Today's episode examines the principle of acting like the owner of businesses in which you hold stocks. Too many investors rely on the market to value the businesses in which they own stock, thinking like an owner frees you from this trap leaving you better prepared to deal with market turbulence.
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This episode focuses on a core principle of Benjamin Graham's teachings, the difference between Investment and speculation. While this might be understood in general terms by all, investors can fall into the trap of entering into speculative situations when they believe that they are investing. This episode gives investors the tools required not to fall into this expensive trap.
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An introduction for a brand new podcast, VALUE INVESTMENT TODAY, focused on teachings of the father of the craft as well as teacher and mentor to the most successful investor of the all Warren Buffett.
As well as covering all the important concepts laid down by Graham we put them into practice through the examination of current real life value opportunities.
Designed for the complete novice without any experience in the stock market as well as the more experienced investor wishing to reacquaint themselves with the likes of "Mr Market" or to learn of exciting value opportunities that currently exist in the market.
