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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: Nya_Quy who wrote (62896)11/21/2019 10:58:57 AM
From: Paul Senior3 Recommendations  Read Replies (2) of 78672
 
1. I read the Intelligent Investor in 1973 and it resonated with me. I read articles about Buffet/Graham before that also.

2. My investment style is still evolving. Mainly it involves how long I will hold a winning or losing stock and how much I will invest in a particular stock. About trading around a position or not. About asking myself why I am still in the market and taking risks -- I'm old, and about money I'm in the disbursement phase, not the acquisition phase (have more money than I need or spend - as of today anyway).

3. Most influence is Al Frank of Prudent Speculator. Possibly Graham in past. Took some ideas for my metrics from others - 48 Years in the Stock Market (Jarvinen), Valuing Common Stock (Lasry), et. al (books out of print). Now maybe Pabrai and Bobby Edgerton. I'm not a Buffet fan.

4. Read the books/articles by John Train. If you are going to invest, READ his Womack article!! Any interview article with Bobby Edgerton is good. Forget about reading Graham's boring Security Analysis (unless maybe you're a financial analyst type). Don't trade theoretically: use real money. Try everything -- you'll soon learn if put/calls, margin, long-term holding, etc. are for you.
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