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How Buffett Does It: 24 Simple Investing Strategies from the World's Greatest Value Investor Christian Hoppe, Greg N. Gregoriou
Publisher: McGraw-Hill

To top it off, What happened to “avoid companies you do not understand” as part of the Buffett investing strategy? Chetan Parikh, one of the highly regarded value investors in India. There may be other factors in play. Value Investing, the Chetan Parikh Way – Part 2. I mean, yeah, most decent, sensitive people WOULD understand our perspective, even if they've never lived it, but I'm starting to wonder why there are so few decent, sensitive people in this world! Safal Niveshak shares Part 2 of the transcript of an interview with Mr. He is an able proponent of value investing, the best example of that being his Appendix to “The Intelligent Investor,” called “The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville.” There he Merely because you have found a bunch of successful investors with the same strategy does not mean that the strategy is itself successful. Buffett is considered to be a value investor who buys great companies that he thinks he can hold forever. The new portfolio While we can appreciate them wanting to participate on the “credit card toll road” trade, the historic aim of Buffett to make a big bet and to gain influence as a “partner” just does not apply when you own both. In January, a company called Mosaic, made a splash in the renewable energy world when it introduced a crowd-funding platform that makes it possible for small, non-accredited investors to earn interest financing clean energy projects.