AGREE THE DISAGREE, DISAGREE THE AGREE
As
a value investor, act against the flock has been one of its most essential
skills.
The common adage of a value investor will always
be buy low, sell high. However, in order to do so that value investor needs to
have crystal clear view on the intrinsic value of that particular share and
psychologically calm and confident to executive such action plan.
Perhaps due to the biological
instinct, follow the flock will generally give a sense of security a particular
person (although the facts frequently proved the otherwise is true).

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As Howard Marks points out: the piece of information that everyone knows
is worthless. Value investor has their own unique notion that the general
population don’t aware of. The value investor then has to convince themselves that
their notion is correct based on the fundamental facts. The value investor
therefore owns the undervalued stock earlier than the crowd and thus enjoys the
capital appreciation better than the crowd.
孙子兵法曰:先入战地者逸。
The contemplating process doesn’t stop there as the value investor has
to constantly evaluate the fundamental elements (not stock price or humors and
neither does some prominent bought or sold the stock). When the conditions
differ from what is perceived before then the sell button should be considered
(this simple maneuver doesn’t apply to marriage).
The fundamental elements to be evaluated will always be the microeconomics
of that particular business (not macroeconomic). Perhaps this process is easier
than the attempt to understand women’s thinking.
Nevertheless, I believe that understanding owns psychological characteristics
and strength and weakness is also paramount while deciding the business and
stock you want to invest.
The sharing of stock information from others maybe altruistic but you
should keep this in your mind:
The share you bought is like your own wife, you will be the one who get
all the benefits (and hopefully no cons, and I assume no logical people will
share their wife with other man).
Recommended books for new value investor:
1.
Warren
Buffett Way by Robert G. Hagstrom
2.
The
Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
3.
Security
Analaysis by Benjamin Graham
4.
Any
accounting book or course that you found interesting.
LASTLY, I urge you to help others that need our help. Do donate those
who need our help (2.6 billion ringgit is not a donation).
INVESTMENT IS MOST INTELLIGENT WHEN
IT IS MOST BUSINESS LIKE-- Benjamin Graham
Contemplator
13/5/2016
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