
Value investing makes sense on all levels. You want to buy a company than less than its intrinsic value. This tutorial comes with anecdotal case studies as well as a billionaire who managed to buy a company at less than 2 times earnings.
This tutorial gives you several academic vantage points that proves to you without a doubt that value investing strategies outperforms the markets. It has been test and validated in different markets. See the evidence and decide for yourself.
Managerial capability would make a difference between a company that does well and a company that does not. In particular, capital allocation is a key skill for managers. Learn to judge for yourself managerial capabilities.
Learn what are the common conflicts between managers and shareholders. Recognize them and avoid them when you can. At the end of the day, you would want managers working for shareholders.
This tutorial is a deep dive on all things related to the PE ratio. A low PE ratio does not necessarily mean an undervalued stock. Dive in for a discussion on this matter.
This strategy represents some of the cheapest stocks in the stock universe. There are misuses to the strategy and we will discuss how to use and not use the strategy.
Large stocks can be temporarily depressed at times and you want to take advantage of them because price recovery occurs very quickly for stocks of such natures. Learn with case studies in this tutorial.
The low price to tangible book approach works in investing. Discover more in this tutorial.
This is a case study on a particular stock called Micron.
The net current asset value approach is one of Benjamin Graham's favorite strategy. Find out more about the uses and misuses of the strategy and learn from a real world case study of how I made 50% over less than 12 months employing this very strategy.
Growth can be cheap or expensive. For me, I would prefer to have growth come for free with a very low price paid. Learn more with a real world case study that we have in this tutorial.
Get acquainted with different screeners for find the best investments.
A case study.
Discover the man that turned $10 million into $5 billion.
This course is not just about value investing but it is also about psychology, behavioral finance and acquiring the knowledge to be successful in today's stock markets. The only thing that separates you as an investors is your willingness to be rational. The ideas in this course are not entirely new but the author makes it a point to introduce a lot of case studies on investments that have worked and also how to find stocks with multibagger potential.
This course is based mostly on the experience of the author. You will find ideas on finding boring stocks that do very well, companies that are practically left for dead and trading at less than liquidation value and also learn how to stalk the mythical 100 baggers where you could possibly turn $1 to $100.
In this course, we will discuss:
1. Deep value investing
2. Value Investing On A GARP(Growth At Reasonable Price) Basis
3. Finding mutlibaggers - Clue: These stocks are typically unwanted, unloved, boring and have little growth
4. The Right Psychology, Mindset For Investment Success - You Would Have To Resist Your Biological Urge To Act With The Herd
5. Finding 100 Baggers
6. Financial Analysis
7. Classic Benjamin Graham Ideas
8. Investors You Might Want To Follow & Investors You Might Not Want To Follow
9. Growth At Bloody Cheap Prices
10. Case studies, case studies and more
And much more...