Buffett: There are consequences to raising interest rates
This interview of Warren Buffett about interest rates and bonds discusses the consequences to raising interest rates. He says that stocks would be overvalued under normal rates. Source: here
This interview of Warren Buffett about interest rates and bonds discusses the consequences to raising interest rates. He says that stocks would be overvalued under normal rates. Source: here
In this video, Warren Buffet talks about owning stocks for the long term. He says that he’s not in the business of trying to predict the future. https://youtu.be/T0PU1MQo2KA Source: here.
After almost a month of very hectic schedule at my day job, I now had the time to go back and do what I enjoy doing; valuating companies. Last month was a very busy month for me because we had so many cost estimates that needed to be finished and submitted on time. We estimated … Read more
The year is almost about to end. It’s been a great year for me because this year taught me a lot of things about saving and investing. Now, we’ll gonna start a brand new year and I wanna start this year with a good financial planning. It’s exciting for me because for the first time, … Read more
According to the video, Buffett believes that the average citizen today lives a better lifestyle than John Rockefeller did in the 1930s. Watch the video below to see what he has to say. Source: here
I just love to pick up some of his brains and learn about his insights from time to time. The video talks about his insights about the 2016 election, his acquisition of Precision Castparts and activist investors. Here are the minute marks for the video above: Source: here
In January 2002, a smart guy named Joseph D. Piotroski published a paper entitled “Value Investing: The Use of Historical Financial Statement Information to Separate Winners from Losers.” In that paper, he described a simple accounting-based fundamental analysis strategy that will later be called the “Piotroski F-Score.“ In this post, I’ll briefly discuss the financial … Read more
One of the most commonly used ways to find out the intrinsic value of a stock that you want to invest in is to use the Discounted Cash Flow Model. But before you do this method, it is important to first understand the principle of discounting. So what is discounting by the way? Let me … Read more
Valuating a stock price is based on intelligent assumptions. To find the intrinsic value of a stock, we have to make assumptions in the future based on past performance. It is in these assumptions that we find an ‘estimate’ of what the stock will be worth. We can’t really predict what will happen in the … Read more
If you will be given the chance to ask Warren Buffett on what company does he think has the strongest brand name, I bet he would answer Coca-Cola (KO). Buffett’s Berkshire-Hathaway owns 400 million shares of KO and is valued at more than 16 billion dollars which is a quarter of his networth of more … Read more