Value investing
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Introduction
Context
Value investing is a particular type of approach to stock market investing. It is well-established and uses methods which have proven effective over many years.
Prior knowledge required
You don't need any specific knowledge, but the tutorial will be easier for those who have some grasp of company accounts and the ratios used to interpret them. If you don't, we suggest you take 'Using Ratios to Analyse Companies' and 'Interpreting Company Reports and Accounts' first.
Contents
- What is value investing?
- Ben Graham
- Does value investing suit you?
- Back in fashion
- Undervalued assets - introduction
- Undervalued assets - property companies
- Debt
- Earnings
- Earnings - an example
- Dividends
- Ratio of market capitalisation to sales
- Warren Buffett's principles
- Why do stocks become undervalued/overvalued?
- Conclusion
