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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Some quotes from the world's most famous investors that can help improve your results.
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One of Benjamin Graham’s earliest analyses is the Net Current Asset Value approach.
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Today, I'm going to share some quotes from the world's most famous investors. Please write in to share your favorite if it doesn't appear on this list; I might print it in a future column.
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We recently received a very interesting proposal from a Cabot Wealth Advisory reader who suggested an essay contest with a subscription to a Cabot newsletter as the prize for the best entry. We have never done such a contest, but the reader had thought...
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We've just left behind the biggest, baddest bear market of your lifetime, and we are in the process of leaving behind the greatest economic slowdown since the Great Depression. By no means do I think it will all be peaches and cream here...
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Today we're featuring a special discount exclusive to Cabot Wealth Advisory readers from our friends at the Value Investing Congress. We're also including Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter Editor J. Royden Ward's notes from last fall's fourth annual New York Value Investing Congress give...
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Last year, I started writing a series explaining our investment advisories in an effort to help answer one of the most common questions we get from investors, "Which Cabot publication is right for me?" Also last year, we expanded the Cabot family by Dick...
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One of the most encouraging signs I see in the market is the action of many potential leading stocks. There are more than a handful that are hanging in there despite the market's woes. And there are a few that have actually broken on...
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Every so often, I compile the responses to the survey at the bottom of each issue of Cabot Wealth Advisory and from our welcome survey, which is sent to new subscribers. This week, it was time to read the results and there were very...
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This year has certainly been a wild ride for investors, the volatility in the market has been extraordinary, we're "officially" in a recession and the financial landscape has been dramatically altered. But we've been here with you through it all, giving you our advice...
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You can believe the United States' best days are over and we are slowly slipping back toward dependence and bondage. Or you can believe that "good old American ingenuity" will allow us once again to "overcome the challenges that lie ahead" and retain position...
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Last week I ranted about overspending by American consumers and I received many interesting responses through email and the blog. I've included some of the best rants in today's issue, but if you haven't sent yours in, feel free to do so at time...
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To say that we live in historic times would be an understatement. We've all been shaken by more earth-shaking news in just the past few months than we've seen in the prior decade. There's been the takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, disappearance...
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Many years ago, I was taught to believe that value investing, using fundamental analysis, is the best long-term approach when making investment decisions. In the years since, I learned some growth and momentum techniques as well. I never argue whether one approach is than...
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I recently received a question from a reader asking about some of the terms we use when writing about investing. I'll bet the questioner isn't the only reader who's confused about some of our investing terminology. So today I'm going to rundown a of...
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A team of reporters from Reuters calculated how much the world's investment banks had disclosed writing down from derivatives in the past year, from the third quarter of 2007 through the second quarter in 2008, ending July 31. The total? $404 billion. In four...
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I'm concerned about the lack of progress made by our elected officials in Washington on the major issues of the day. Where are the solutions for our energy crisis, social security funding or a cost efficient health care system? We have been patiently for...
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The stock market and the individual stocks that make up the stock market have always bounced back and forth from overvalued to undervalued to overvalued.
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Warren Buffett has said, "Only buy something that you'd be perfectly happy to hold if the market shut down for 10 years." What about us ordinary investors who can't wait 10 years? I have an easy solution-- I buy when a is...
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