This site’s primary purpose is to educate readers about value investing. This section provides over 100 lessons along with valuable resources and tutorials to assist the reader with understanding the principles of value investing.
Every student of investing is taught the core principle of discounted cash flows. This business principle is also used with intrinsic value.
Intrinsic Value – Application of Discounted Cash Flows Read More »
Setting buy and sell points for any investment security determines the investment’s final return.
Setting Buy and Sell Points (Lesson 16) Read More »
An investment fund is a collection of capital from one or more individuals and is used to purchase financial instruments of various companies or other funds.
Investment Fund (Lesson 15) Read More »
Value investors utilize pools of similar companies in order to reduce risk, create accurate buy/sell models and manage their portfolio of investments.
Pools of Investments (Lesson 14) Read More »
With value investing, understanding the authority that sets the industry standards for the respective economic sector is essential to measuring success.
Industry Standards (Lesson 13) Read More »
Business ratios are used to compare similar companies within the same industry.
Business Ratios (Lesson 12) Read More »
There are several different key performance indicators related to stock. Most of them are financial in nature and often summed up via business ratios.
Key Performance Indicators (Lesson 11) Read More »
To comprehend financial information, a member must understand their general purpose and how they are prepared. The first section of this lesson introduces financial statements,
Financial Statements (Lesson 10) Read More »
This lesson isn’t about emphasizing patience, it is about understanding how patience actually creates financial wealth in the market.
Principle #4: Patience (Lesson 9) Read More »
Financial analysis is the basis to set up a predictable and reasonable market price for the respective stock. This becomes the sell price point for a security.
Principle #3: Financial Analysis (Lesson 8) Read More »
