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Strategies & Market Trends : Fundamental Value Investing

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To: The Ox who wrote (2340)9/30/2012 3:51:21 PM
From: Sergio H  Read Replies (2) of 4719
 
By looking at the total cash, we could decide whether or not we wanted to "bump up" our purchase of one of our holdings, especially if its trading at a discount. We could decide to buy equal amounts (based on the cash available) of the "2 stocks off the largest % or up the smallest %". Just thinking out loud with this and I was wondering what the rest of you think about this type of approach. Once or twice a year, at the most would by my thought, with the possible exception of a downside trigger of 20% or 30%. If a stock hit that level, it would automatically trigger a buy with 50% of whatever cash was on hand at that time. If we decided to do this, it could easily be added to the spreadsheet as a new column "buy trigger price".....

I think that its a good idea to reinvest our dividends, instead of just letting the cash sit there, but we have to make sure that we don't take any unfair advantage over Buffett's portfolio. If we use our dividends as cash, then how about we do the same for Buffett's portfolio?
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