I wonder how quickly posting here will stop?
When a company charges a customer for something, how much of that money they get to keep is the profit margin. If you buy something for $1, and the company’s net income goes up by six cents, the profit margin is 6%. If their net income goes up fifteen cents, the profit margin is 15%….
As I’ve continued to read and learn about investing, I think I’ve started to form my own identity. Correctly or not, terms such as “value investor”, “growth investor”, and “deep value investor” are often used. However, something as simple as value investing could be done multiple ways. You could buy companies that are temporarily mispriced…
When you buy a stock, you are buying a company’s future cash flows. You believe that company is going to make more money in the future than you are paying for it right now. Everyone buying a stock is placing a bet on the future. The question I’m asking is, “How far into the future…
I’ve been waiting for a few months now for some great companies to come down to fair value or better. At least what I consider fair value. While I wait, I’ve got some cash ready in case the stocks I am watching hit prices I want. In fact, I have placed some Good-Til-Canceled orders for…