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SimoleonSense (Free subscription) | yesterday
Interesting thoughts from a fellow value investing guru. Click Here To Read: Stocks Ben Graham Might Buy If He Were Alive Now: John Dorfman Introduction (Via Bloomberg): He was a skier, bon vivant, ladies’ man, Columbia University professor, hedge-fund manager and mentor to Warren Buffett. Oh yes, Ben Graham is also considered the father of value investing. Graham, who lived [...]
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iStockAnalyst.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
When calculating a company's P/E or projecting a company's earnings power, rather than using a company's current earnings, value investors prefer to use average earnings from several years past. Ben Graham has written about this [More...]
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GuruFocus Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
By Saj Karsan. When calculating a company's P/E or projecting a company's earnings power, rather than using a company's current earnings, value investors prefer to use averageearnings from several years past. Ben Graham has written about this idea, and we've also discussed how writedowns, asset sales, and other infrequent items can affect current earnings; but when using an average over several periods,...
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Barel Karsan (Free subscription) | yesterday
When calculating a company's P/E or projecting a company's earnings power, rather than using a company's current earnings, value investors prefer to use average earnings from several years past. Ben Graham has written about this idea , and we've also discussed how writedowns, asset sales, and other infrequent items can affect current earnings ; but when using an average over several periods, one gets...
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Dunedin Napier News (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
By Ben Graham 20 years ago, East and West Germany were united in jubilant celebration as the Berlin wall was demolished. Thousands that had not seen their family and friends since the wall was first erected in August of 1961, were allowed their first glimpse of life on the other side of the wall. This week marked [...]
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GuruFocus Updates (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Irving Kahn worked with Ben Graham when he was younger. He is the only living value investor who experienced the Great Depression as an adult. So what is he doing at the time of the Great Recession? Buying! This is his Q3 portfolio update. Read more » »
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iStockAnalyst.com (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Though he studied under Ben Graham and has adopted many of Graham's investing principles, the world's greatest investor is not your typical value investor. He speaks of margins of safety and of buying companies at discounts, but over the years Buffett has shown a willingness to buy businesses for what appears to be full price, at least on a P/E basis. [More...]
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GuruFocus Updates (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
By Saj Karsan. Though he studied under Ben Graham and has adopted many of Graham's investing principles, the world's greatest investor is not your typical value investor. He speaks of margins of safety and of buying companies at discounts, but over the years Buffett has shown a willingness to buy businesses for what appears to be full price, at least on a P/E basis. What allows Buffett to do this and...
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The Quietus | All Articles (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Often seen as the poor third in the Berlin Trilogy, Ben Graham argues that it only shines when examined in isolation
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Dunedin Napier News (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
By Ben Graham The largest supermarkets in Britain may be psychologically coercing staff and customers according to workers at major supermarket chains. Although companies such as Asda and Tesco are now a driving force in the global economy (Tesco being the top supermarket in Britain, closely followed by Asda), there have emerged a number of revelations [...]
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Barel Karsan (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
The herd mentality is well-documented outside the investment world. While it is not given much thought within the investment world (exceptions include discussions on the topic from both Ben Graham and Stephen Jarislowsky ), it plays a large role in the investment decision-making process: investors feel much more comfortable buying stocks when they believe that others are also piling in. To that end,...
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The DIV-Net (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
When calculating a company's P/E or projecting a company's earnings power, rather than using a company's current earnings, value investors prefer to use average earnings from several years past. Ben Graham has written about this idea , and we've also discussed how writedowns, asset sales, and other infrequent items can affect current earnings ; but when using an average over several periods, one gets...
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Barel Karsan (Free subscription) | 10/19/2009
Companies are required to release their financial results according to GAAP. Often, however, companies will also release what they call "Pro Forma" statements, where certain "one-time" costs are often removed. These statements, managements say, better reflect the earnings power of the company. However, investors are urged not to take managements word, but rather to consider the...
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Football news from a chick™ (Free subscription) | 10/14/2009
Yamon Figurs #16 of the Baltimore Ravens chases down the ball on a kick return against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second quarter during the AFC Championship game on January 18, 2009 at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed receiver Yamon Figurs and released linebacker Matt McCoy. The Bucs also added offensive lineman Marc Dile to the practice squad on Tuesday....
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