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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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Jurgis Bekepuris
To: Graham Osborn who wrote (61581)12/31/2018 7:42:15 PM
From: Spekulatius1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 78748
 
To me, a good definition is "someone who buys an asset with the view that the retained or distributed cash flows OVER HIS HOLDING PERIOD will exceed the principal invested, plus inflation and an appropriate risk premium."
This makes no sense to me. A stock doesn‘t care about who owns it. Do you believe the value of a certain asset depends on who owns it ? I don’t unless there is a control angle. I do think that a stock can be an appropriate choice for one investor and not for an other, but that’s a different thing.

In most cases, the residual value after the discounted cash flow period is over, decides if an investment is successful or not. Qualitatively, it is important to judge if a business is going to grow in value of depreciate.
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