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Investing for higher returns | Australian Independent Financial Advisors
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Fee for Service Financial Planners. Rule #1: Only trust Independent Advice. Rule #2: The crystal ball is broken. Rule #3: Dont sit in the dark. How we differ from most financial advisers. Common sense on managed funds. Investing for higher returns. Investing using the three factor model. Passive investing works in all markets. Reasons to invest long term. The risk of passive portfolios. The Three Factor Model explained. What you need to know about risk. You are here: Home. Raquo; Portfolio construction.
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BOOKS | Stock-Market-Observations
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Archive for the ‘BOOKS’ category. Laquo; Stock-Market-Observations home page. Laquo; Older Entries. 12/5/13 – Investor Evolution, Value Investing, Sequoia Fund, Jeff Saut, Jim Rogers, Bear Markets, Edson Gould, Is Large Step 3 Down A Myth? December 5, 2013. 12/5/13 . . . by Bob Karrow. 8212;—————————– SECTION ONE ——————————–. If you aren’t familiar with my. Wave Counting and Concept Glossary. Page 3 – of my charts is the beginning of many indicators that show the general health of the market. 8212;—...
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John St. John's blog: January 2014
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John St. John's blog. Saturday, January 4, 2014. Do the mutual fund recommendations made in one of the most expensive investment books of all time hold up? Does the mutual fund advice in one of the most expensive investment books hold up to the test of time? As of me writing this introduction paragraph I have no idea what the answer is to this question. Seth Klarman, author of a well received currently out of print investment book that sells on Amazon for nearly $2,000 (see http:/ amzn.com/0887305105).
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Margin of Safety: October 2009
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009. Earlier this decade we were graced with the catchphrase the ‘new economy’ to explain why price to earnings ratios of 100 made sense. Today’s catchphrase, the ‘new normal’, has been coined by the folks at PIMCO. Journal Community and here is what he had to say about the new normal:. Coca Cola (NYSE: KO. Procter and Gamble (NYSE: PG. And Ebay (Nasdaq: EBAY. Are worth considering despite the recent rally. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Margin of Safety: Syntax Destruction
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007. This past weekend Alan Greenspan was interviewed byLesley Stahl on 60 minutes. During the interview, what was known as "fedspeak" during his tenure as Fed Chairman was coined Syntax Destruction by the man himself. Here is what he told Lesley: "I would engage in some form of syntax destruction which sounded as though I were answering the question, but in fact, had not.". Lesley then went on to play a clip (you may be able to take a peak at it here on YouTube.
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Margin of Safety: February 2012
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012. It is expensive to sit on cash.". I gave you my money to invest in the markets, not to sit on it and do nothing with it.". General Electric (NYSE: GE. And Coca Cola (NYSE: KO. Are a few names that come to mind. Happy sailing. DISCLOSURE: I OWN SHARES OF INTEL, GE AND COCA COLA. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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FAQ
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What is Focus Investing? Focus Investing Information Sources. Focus Investing: A Short Q&A. Why does FocusInvestor.com exists? What is Focus Investing? My concept of how the focused investment approach should be practiced is centered on five simple ideas. Purchase understandable companies that have sustainable competitive advantages and management in place that have shareowner interests in mind. Always invest using a margin of safety. Concentrate your investment selections to avoid over-diversification.
