J. Royden Ward has spent his entire career seeking strong investment returns for his clients while keeping risk low. In 1969, he developed a computerized model of stock selection based on formulas created by investment legend—and Warren Buffett mentor—Benjamin Graham, and since 2003, he’s been spreading his wisdom far and wide as chief analyst of Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Investor.
One of Benjamin Graham’s analyses is the Net Current Asset Value approach to uncovering bargain stocks, which finds the minimum value a company would fetch if it were liquidated.
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This is my last Weekly Update. I am retiring today after 50 years in the investment business, including 15 years writing the Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Investor.
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Warren Buffett learned well from Benjamin Graham, and made one successful investment after another. These seven guidelines will help you to invest like Warren Buffett.
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In my final column for Cabot Wealth Network, I reveal my stock pick for the next 50 years - one that could reach $1,000 in the next five years.
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I've learned a lot of important investing lessons in my 50 years in the business. Here are three of the most essential lessons.
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In this Weekly Update, I summarize the latest news for the only one of our companies to report quarterly results during the past two weeks.
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This tech company issued a great quarterly earnings report and the stock price has edged up. Watch for brief dips before buying.
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In this Weekly Update, I summarize the latest news for one company. I also include pertinent questions from subscribers with my responses.
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In this Weekly Update, I summarize the latest news for five companies.
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Al Frank's Prudent Speculator has been the best undervalued stock newsletter over the past 40 years. In the last 20 years, my newsletter has beaten it.
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My research for September is complete, and my computer-generated price targets for two of our stocks will increase.
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A little known Benjamin Graham strategy for investing that will lead to success is to always buying bonds -- and holding them -- in your investment portfolio.
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In this Weekly Update, I summarize the latest news for eight companies. Max Buy and Min Sell Prices are the recent price targets appearing in the Cabot Enterprising Model Issue 277E, for which you received the link on August 10.
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Mid-cap stocks are often overlooked, meaning many are undervalued. To find the best values, the first thing to look for is a low PEG ratio. Here's how.
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Stock market action will likely moderate as investors, looking for bargains, will step in and buy stocks, although once-a-week tumbles could reappear on a regular basis. Hold conservative and defensive stocks to avoid large losses.
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Long-term investing success depends on a lot of factors. But here's one thing to look for that you might not have thought of before.
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The PEG ratio finds undervalued growth stocks, and the Benjamin Graham system finds bargain-priced value stocks.
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U.S. stock market indexes tumbled yesterday, August 10, in reaction to the escalating rhetoric between President Donald Trump and North Korean Premier Kim Jong-un. I expect the war on words to continue for a while longer, which will keep investors on edge. The market...
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Summaries of the latest news for 12 companies. One stock, which has advanced 29.6% in the past 26 months, is now a Sell because the company is being acquired.
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Stronger than expected results have caused my Min Sell Price for August to rise, so hold your shares until the stock price rises to the new Min Sell Price.
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