Abstract Apply your ‘rationality quotient’ (RQ) to evaluate whether e.g. a stock or index’ price level “makes sense”. Use your […]

Abstract The value investing philosophy consists of three key pillars: 1) the right attitude, 2) the concept of intrinsic value, […]

Abstract A Black Swan is an event that is epochal and unexpected. A Black Swan has the following attributes: They’re 1) rare […]

Abstract Good companies with managements that are able to allocate capital efficiently in one of 6 ways (cf. below) have […]

Abstract The book circulates around Joel Greenblatt’s Magic Formula, which is constructed around Warren Buffett’s “fantastic companies at a reasonable prices”-philosophy. The […]

Abstract One of the most renowned tools to predict future returns as well as ups-and-downs in the stock market is […]

Abstract The author underscores the importance of having a strategy (e.g. acquiring low /PE, dividend payers or momentum stocks) rather than […]

Abstract The author, Robert Kiyosaki, had two fathers: 1) his biological – poor – dad, who worked diligently, saved nothing […]

Abstract Warren Buffett claims that his investment philosophy is 85% Benjamin Graham, and 15% Phil Fisher – the author behind […]

Abstract When considering an investment opportunity, think like a banker who’s about to issue a loan. What’s the safety? How […]

Abstract First-level thinking is simple and superficial, whereas second-level thinkers possess a deeper and more investigative mindset. First-level thinkers react […]

Abstract The objective of security analysis is to 1) present important facts regarding a stock or bond in a fashion […]

In this detailed book summary of The Intelligent Investor: The Classic Text on Value Investing, we will dive into a […]

Uncovering the secrets of the dhandho approach to investing: “Heads I win; tails, I don’t lose much”.