Posts Tagged ‘ Beginning investing ’

Betting on book value

2010/08/02
By Richard Beddard

Accountants versus investors I’ve written so much about price earnings ratios on this blog, you’d be forgiven for thinking there is only one peg on which to hang an opinion on whether a company is cheap or expensive, but of course there are others. In putting together the case for Home Retail recently, I relied...
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From action to analysis

2010/06/25
By Richard Beddard
From action to analysis

Using your brain This blog follows three previous articles on beginning value investing advocating: 1. Understanding the basic premise of value investing, that sometimes share prices are lower (or higher) than a realistic evaluation of the business would determine. 2. Buying shares that, statistically speaking, look cheap (see parts two and three). Jumping straight from understanding (1) to...
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