Photo by Jean-Pascal Rolandez Without a doubt, the Greek state is suffering one of the greatest economic disasters in its history. An exorbitant unemployment, widespread corruption, growing poverty and a …
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As many of the readers of this blog already know, value investing. The company has just held its XII Annual Conference, where it details its strategy and its vision of …
S & P500 Book Value Price Ratio Historically, the starting point for estimating the value of a company has been its equity value, that is, the value of the company's …
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The business valuation process is the fundamental part of decision-making when investing in the stock market through value investing. The structure of the valuation process is divided into 2 well …
You already know very well that Value Investing is the most sensible, safe and profitable investment method in the long term. It is something that is beyond doubt. What not …
We recently reviewed in this blog the main valuation methods for use in fundamental analysis. Understanding valuation by discounted cash flows is essential, since all other valuation methods start from …
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One of the main concerns of a value investor is to avoid investing in companies that could end up in bankruptcy, which can cause us to lose most or all …
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The concept of disruptive innovation has hit hard in recent years in the world of business management. These types of competitive shocks are a double-edged sword for investors, as they …
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Market capitalization is one of the most used methods to determine the size of a company. In this article we will see the definition, the calculation, examples and the classification …
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The objective of strategy in companies is to ensure their survival and economic prosperity in the future. To do this, the company needs to obtain returns above its cost of …
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