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The Value at Risk
Oct 14
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One of the themes that I continually emphasize with regards to fundamental analysis is an approach that treats net income as an ancillary, rather than primary, valuation metric. Instead, investors should use Free Cash Flow (FCF) as a starting...
Wall Street Journal
Sep 30
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Despite today's selloff, stocks will still close out the quarter with hearty gains. But maybe they're a bit too hearty.
THE PRAGMATIC CAPITALIST
Jul 25
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I've compiled a few different measures of valuation for your consideration. Regular readers know that I am not much a "value" investor. Value, in my opinion is in the eye of the beholder. Is Apple cheaper at a high PE than GE at a low...
THE PRAGMATIC CAPITALIST
May 13
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An interesting story in Forbes today got my wheels turning about the P/E ratio and other valuation metrics. Long time readers know that I hate P/E ratios. In fact, I hate most valuation metrics. An asset is only worth what you can sell it...
The Razor's Edge
Nov 10
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The Enterprising Investor's Guide newsletter, asset allocation portion.
Confused Capitalist
Mar 17
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I recently read a Bloomberg article by Chet Currier, advising caution in the emerging markets. Mr. Currier primarily points to several good years of outsized gains in the emerging markets investing field and then points to parallels of the NASDAQ...
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