Sometimes the stock market unfairly punishes good companies for relatively minor offenses, causing them to become woefully undervalued. By identifying and investing in these undervalued stocks, you can net massive profits when they inevitably bounce back.
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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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High-quality stocks with low PEG ratios have outperformed the stock market indexes in both advancing and declining markets.
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Companies with low risk are not hard to find. First, search for companies with little or no debt.
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A sure-fire method to find strong stocks is to ferret out high-quality stocks with low PEGnD ratio.
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If you ever forget that the market actively wants to take your money, the value of your portfolio will be glad to remind you.
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Companies that fit in these three simple categories are often the ones that can make you money long-term.
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Cabot editors share their favorite books on investing.
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Arrow Electronics (ARW) and Prudential Financial (PRU) should do well in 2010.
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The Cabot editors recommond their favorite investing books.
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One of Benjamin Graham’s earliest analyses is the Net Current Asset Value approach.
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Carlton Lutts, Cabot's founder, once said of reading books on investing: "All I'm looking for is one good idea." Today, I'm going to share with you our editors' favorite investing books so you can find one good idea of your own. Cabot is in...
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Today I'm bringing you a Q&A with Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter Editor J. Royden Ward. You haven't heard from him in a while, so I wanted to bring you up to speed on his latest thinking about what happened in 2008 and he...
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I hope that you had a wonderful Thanksgiving and that you're recovering well from your turkey hangover. Thanksgiving is when we celebrate all that we are grateful for, but it's also a holiday of retail deals, holiday sales and shopping. Many Americans start seasonal...
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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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One question we've gotten a few times from readers is "I'm new to investing. How do I get started managing my money for the future?" It's a basic question, and you'll find answers all over the Internet, but ours has a little twist. Cabot...
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