Value investors engage in certain behaviors that separate them from all others. Searching for unpopular or off-the-beaten-track strategies is one of these behaviors.One such strategy is the search for profitable corporate events, and one such event is known as a “spinoff.”
Risk arbitrage investing represents a perfect example of a strategy that — maybe counterintuitively to some — should fall under the value investing umbrella.
This article on The Best Acquirer's Multiple Stock of 2018 was written by Colin Richardson. Colin is a private investor based in Alberta, Canada. He focuses on applying a quantitative strategy to eliminate behavioral biases in his personal account. Article image (Creative Commons) by Tom Murphy VII, edited by Broken Leg Investing. The year was 1951, and[...]
As 2018 comes to an end, it’s time to crown the best Acquirer’s Multiple stock of the year. Based on The Broken Leg Investment Letter, the winner is (drumroll, please…)
When looking to the legends for value investing inspiration, why not start with the granddaddy of them all, Benjamin Graham?
The author of both Security Analysis and The Intelligent Investor.
The grandmaster of value investing who influenced Buffett, Schloss, Munger, and Klarman.
Benjamin Graham’s success is all and well good, but how does the story of this man pertain to your investing success today?
What can you learn from his nearly century-old strategies? Read on to see how Graham-style investing is still relevant (and profitable!) in the 21st century.
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