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Value Investing
Value ideas start with what a business appears to be worth and compare it to what the market is asking. The gap, and the reason the gap exists, is the substance of the note.
What this covers
How we approach
value investing
- Valuation against earnings, assets and cash flow
- Why the discount exists — and whether it should
- A margin of safety stated explicitly
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Who it suits
Investors willing to be early and patient, and to hold something unpopular.
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What to be aware of
Cheap can stay cheap, or be cheap for a reason — value traps are real.
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What you get
- Fundamental strength
- Market trends
- Risk-adjusted approach
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- 08Large Cap InvestingEstablished businesses with deeper liquidity.
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- 10Sectoral InvestingThemes tracked at the sector level, not stock by stock.