Investors can find great bargains in this myopic market if they focus on Ben Graham’s dictum that the market is a long-term “weighing machine”
Benjamin Graham, the father of ‘value investing’, once famously said that in the short run the market is a “voting machine”, but in the long run it is a “weighing machine”. Sentiment determines short-term prices, however fundamentals and performance dictate price in the long run.
2022 investing game plan: The recent sell-off has put mega caps on sale
– Chris Demasi As Mike Tyson said, ‘everyone has a plan…until they get punched in the face’. That must be how a lot of investors feel just one month into 2022 after sharp falls in equity markets in January. But this recent bout of volatility and market weakness should not be a time to […]
Multiple S in the Alphabet: How the S-curve explains why mega-techs still have enormous upside
Investors look at mega-tech companies and feel they are over-valued- how could their growth stint continue in the same trajectory? The answer lies in the S-curve. Read on to know all about it.