People who habitually purchase common stocks at more than about 20 times their average earnings are likely to lose considerable money in the long run.
- Benjamin Graham & David Dodd
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- Fashionable compensation plans
- Durability of the competitive advantage which give...
- Small caps
- Leverage
- Conservative financial policies stood well for Buf...
- Admission of mistake
- Do few things right and avoid big mistakes
- Better of, if you know nothing
- Read books
- 20 times PE
- Modern investment banking
- What causes people real trouble
- Growth doesn't always benefit
- Don't worry about one quarter's results
- Never hold off buying
- Lethargy: required for investment
- High prices for the best common stocks
- Marking up or down the value of capital
- Patsy?
- Impatient to patient
- Who can be in the stock market
- What they are going to look like in ten to fifteen...
- Buy on the assumption that ....
- Economic cycles and their timings
- Common cause of low prices
- Fair price for a wonderful company than a fair com...
- Warren Buffett's guidelines
- Standard diversification dogma
- Diversification?
- Define the circle
- Which is better
- Investing in simple words
- Concentrate on companies and not on accounting mat...
- If the markets are efficient
- Look at the value not at the price
- Cheerful about the future
- You should not buy if you need a ...
- Higher mathematics
- Circle of competence
- Hard look ... not a hawk like watch
- Buffett's criteria for selecting a business
- Focus on value not on trend
- Ignore noise
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Links I follow
- Century Management
- Finance Documentaries
- CSInvesting
- Kiran Dhanwada's blog
- Deepak Shenoy's blog
- Prabhakar Kudva's blog
- Chinmay's blog
- Ankur Jain's blog
- Devesh Kayal's blog
- Ninad Kunder's blog
- Amit Arora's blog
- Abhishek Basumallick's blog
- ValuePickr
- Neeraj Marathe's blog
- Dalal Street
- In an Uncertain World
- Dhwanil Desai's Blog
- Kraemer Schwab
- Graham and Doddsville
- The Ben Graham Centre for Value Investing
- Sequoia Fund
- Investing Values
- Rohit Chauhan's blog
- Vishal Khandelwal's blog
- 8% per Annum
- donmihaihai
- Equitymaster Outsideview
- India Money Mind
- Khan the teacher
- Prof. Sanjay Bakshi's blog
- Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
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