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Re: Tips to Succeed in Stock Market Gil Faver 06-21-2008
Posted by Gil Faver on June 21, 2008, 3:28 pm

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> Tips to Succeed in Stock Market
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> Legendary Investor Warren Buffett once advised, "Be greedy when others
> are fearful."
> Buy when you cannot find a Bull. Thanks to a fear-filled summer, many
> top notch stocks are still trading well below their potential, giving
> savvy investors the opportunity to strike it rich.
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> Time to Get Greedy?
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> Graham taught Buffett to ignore the markets and focus upon buying the
> underlying worth of the stock. Buying stocks below their book value
> and having a margin of safety were key Graham investing themes. Graham
> taught Buffett to look beyond the current stock price to the
> "intrinsic value" of the stock. And, then, to only buy the stock if it
> could be purchased at a steep discount to its intrinsic value, giving
> a large margin of safety
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> Buffett's partnership portfolio over ten years grew by a modest 1,156%
> compared to the Dow's 122.9% and other major world indices.


Let's not forget that Buffet buys "at a steep discount to intrinsic value"
as part of the whole Estate Tax fiasco. No wonder he opines against its
repeal.

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Posted by Douglas Johnson on June 21, 2008, 4:21 pm

>Let's not forget that Buffet buys "at a steep discount to intrinsic value"
>as part of the whole Estate Tax fiasco.

Eh? I miss the connection between buying at a steep discount to intrinsic value
and the "whole Estate Tax fiasco". -- Doug

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Posted by PeterL on June 22, 2008, 12:30 am

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> Let's not forget that Buffet buys "at a steep discount to intrinsic value"
> as part of the whole Estate Tax fiasco.  No wonder he opines against its
> repeal.
>


Can you explain this connection?

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Posted by Gil Faver on June 23, 2008, 5:11 am

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>> Let's not forget that Buffet buys "at a steep discount to intrinsic
>> value"
>> as part of the whole Estate Tax fiasco. No wonder he opines against its
>> repeal.
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>
>
> Can you explain this connection?


http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=OWM0MjZmZTQzMmM5ODFhNTY5MjQxOTQxMzNlOWQ3MzQ

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Posted by W. Wells on June 23, 2008, 8:14 am
As far as Buffett investing in BAC, I think that he has found that it is a
strong bank that will probably keep paying its dividend and he had a lot of
cash to park that would get better return than cd's etc.

>>> Let's not forget that Buffet buys "at a steep discount to intrinsic
>>> value"
>>> as part of the whole Estate Tax fiasco. No wonder he opines against its
>>> repeal.

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