Appreciate your idea of making the idea of buying value this complicated.....
so your saying warren uses this formula exactly?
What is score can u answer pls?
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Finding good undervalued stocks is key. What buffets is talking about is evaluating stocks. Best platform I have seen for this is www.indx.guru Does anyone know any others platforms that do good valuations?
Useless formula. over complication of simple thing. if this formula is simplified it means PE>50 stock will fall, PE<10 stock will rise and PE in between 10 to 50 is average. which is very obvious, what is so secret about this.
There's only one formula for the average person: buy index funds. Warren said that literally in a video here on Youtube.
It is impossible to copy his results.
P/B is essentially useless in valuing a company.
What are the values of the net earnings and the dividend? you mentioned "7 and a half percent net profit and about a 4 percent dividend" is it the net profit per share? and for the dividend is it dividends per share or dividend yield? Can you clarify this for me? Thanks!! ^^
((net earnings/mkt cap) + (dividend/share price))/(price to book ratio)
Stupid. The calculation in this video has nothing to do with intrinsic business value.
Benjamin Graham - also known as The Dean of Wall Street and The Father of Value Investing - was a scholar and financial analyst who mentored legendary investors such as Warren Buffett, William J. Ruane, Irving Kahn and Walter J. Schloss.
Warren Buffett once gave a speech at Columbia Business School explaining how Graham's record of creating exceptional investors (such as Buffett himself) is unquestionable, and how Graham's principles are everlasting. The speech is now known as "The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville".
Graham's first recommended strategy - for novice investors - was to invest in Index stocks. For more serious investors, Graham recommended three different categories of stocks - Defensive, Enterprising and NCAV - and 17 qualitative and quantitative rules for identifying them. For professional investors, Graham described various special situations or "workouts".
The first requires almost no analysis, and is easily accomplished today with a good S&P500 Index fund. The last requires more than the average level of ability and experience. Such stocks are also not amenable to impartial algorithmic analysis, and require a case-specific approach.
But Defensive, Enterprising and NCAV stocks can be reliably detected by today's data-mining software, and offer a great avenue for accurate automated analysis and profitable investment.
Does anybody know how to calculate net earnings in % like this video here?
All I get are net income that is only expressed in $ and in millions every time I google search it. So I’m guessing I need to divide it by something first to get the same value as in the vid?
How can 7.47 be Conoco Philips' Net Earnings? Why not 747,000 for example?