Things are pretty wild right now. Stocks are in a bear market and we’re pretty clearly in a recession. As […]
Things are pretty wild right now. Stocks are in a bear market and we’re pretty clearly in a recession. As […]
Guest Post written by Jake Reed Most value investors would not consider options and options trading as part of their […]
Negative equity is usually bad, but when companies have big buybacks, their Treasury Stock can make total shareholders’ equity go negative. And this is fine.
I had an interesting email exchange with a reader this week about switching costs that I think warrants a blog […]
Analyzing stock value traps is a highly qualitative process you need to do before you make an investment. But there […]
I firmly believe every investor should maintain some exposure to REITs within their portfolio. Both young investors and even grizzled veterans.
This experience taught me to focus on my process and not on outcomes, to use principles and not tactics. As a result, I have principles guiding my overall investment approach, an investment process I follow, and a checklist of criteria a new investment has to meet.
Investors who fail to leverage deep value strategies are leaving a lot of money on the table. What you don’t know will hurt you.
Old School Value is all about saving you time so you can spend it on more important stuff. Mike delves deep into machine learning where data-driven research suggests that value stock screening ratios like EBITDA, EBIT, and Gross Profit to Enterprise Value will help your portfolio outperform.
What You’ll Learn
– How to spot good quality stocks using OSV’s quality snapshot
– What are the red flags smart investors should watch out for (using TSLA as example)