Intrinsic value described by Ben Graham in Security Analysis.FLV

[Dejan187]

awesome vid

[janappeldorn1]

sind sie deutsch ?

are you german ? you have some kind of accent

[carteblanche]

@janappeldorn1 he is an Indian

[Dejan187]

@carteblanche you dont know that!

[butzloffrost]

@janappeldorn1 nein aber ich bin

[49fiori]

Calculating intrinsic value should be the last evaluation of business and the deciding factor, but necessarily the most important factor.

1.) Find a business you understand

2.) Make sure it has a predictable durable competitive advantage

3.) Make sure the management in place is intelligent, energetic and has integrity

4.) This is where intrinsic value comes in place, make sure it is cheap with great cushion of margin of safety.

If you find this - BUY IT and lock your trading account for 2 yrs.

[IndexFundsAdvisors]

Shortly before his death in 1976, he was interviewed by Charles Ellis and said: “I am no longer an advocate of elaborate techniques of security analysis in order to find superior value opportunities. This was a rewarding activity, say, 40 years ago ... but the situation has changed.... [Today] I doubt whether such extensive efforts will generate sufficiently superior selections to justify their cost.... I’m on the side of the ‘efficient’ market school of thought.”

[zebbedi]

@IndexFundsAdvisors He said: "To that very limited extent I’m on the side of the ‘efficient market’ school of thought now generally accepted by the professors"

In context he isn't really agreeing with EMT, rather accepting that his extreme value approach is no longer applicable. IMO, no investor worth their salt would even acknowledge EMT.

[susdash]

you can calculate intrinsic value of a stock using the tools in the wwwDOTinvestutilsDOTcom

[zebbedi]

@susdash No you can't. There is no definitive way.

[15ProzentPlus]

Very well explained!

[zebbedi]

@15ProzentPlus Hmm I'm not sure about that.

[rsclutch1990]

@zebbedi Agreed

This was a terrible video explanation.