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Fundamental Investment Analysis & Stock Valuation Platform.

Boston
Joined December 2013
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10 Ways to Thrive in a Bear Market and Recession bit.ly/3xuCdOB
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It's all about intrinsic value. Here's an overview of 8 ways to value stocks. bit.ly/2Qq7dd9
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Understanding inventory can help you understand profitability. bit.ly/2MRiCld
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Learn about Graham's "cigar butt" investing. bit.ly/2rn0QPd
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My preferred method of calculating a stock's intrinsic value, but not one to apply without knowing it inside and out. bit.ly/360ZLM9
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DCFs are really sensitive to growth rates, so how should you think about them? bit.ly/376SqKL
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New to Buffett world? Learn what he means by "owner earnings." bit.ly/2QaCnVy
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What does maintenance CapEx mean, again? bit.ly/2EIouJ0
Handy, statement-by-statement notes and tips from a book that we read so you don't have to. bit.ly/34II8kh
Cash is king, and analyzing it should be a big part of your investment process. bit.ly/2sdtumc
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Ever get confused about changes in working capital and calculating free cash flow? Here's help. bit.ly/2Zjqp0c
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Are you a DIYer? Here's a good, free way to track your portfolio. bit.ly/36EFOeM
All intelligent investing is value investing.
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The harm which a tariff does is invisible. There are people that don't have jobs because of tariffs but they don't know it. - Milton Friedman H/t Fat Tailed and Happy
“Einstein was right about relativity, but even he would have had a difficult time applying relative valuation in today’s stock markets.” – Prof. Aswath Damodaran
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If you took our top fifteen decisions out, we’d have a pretty average record. It wasn’t hyperactivity, but a hell of a lot of patience. You stuck to your principles and when opportunities came along, you pounced on them with vigor. –Charlie Munger
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“We have to practice defensive investing, since many of the outcomes are likely to go against us. It’s more important to ensure survival under negative outcomes than it is to guarantee maximum returns under favorable ones.” ― Howard Marks, The Most Important Thing: Uncommon S...
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