Deep Value Investing: The Forgotten Art of Value Investing
Learn the little known method of investing in 'fair' companies at 'wonderful' prices
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What You Will Learn!
- Analyze operational performance of troubled companies
- Determine which companies are deeply undervalued
- Diversify investment portfolio in a smart way; not just for the sake of it
- Develop a strong investing psychology
Description
If you're looking to learn more about deep value investing, then you're in the right place and found the right course.
Deep value investment is about buying deeply undervalued stocks before the market pushes them back up to their underlying value. These stocks tend to be so undervalued that you have a significant chance of earning multi-bagger returns within a few years.
This approach to investing is how Benjamin Graham and his students achieved the greatest market returns of their life. The only issue is that due to several factors, the strategy becomes less practical as their capital becomes too big. In other words, this is one of the best investing strategy for individual investors with small amounts of money (somewhere around 1 million dollars or less).
In this course, I share with you everything I've learnt about deep value investing and how to apply them in a reliable way.
It should be noted that even though deep value investing offers some of the largest potential returns from investing in the stock market, properly executing it can also be psychologically difficult. This is because the companies behind deeply undervalued stocks tend to be struggling and undergoing difficult times. Thus, deep value investors must be very confident that these companies can avoid bankruptcy, survive, and eventually thrive while delivering jaw-dropping, market-beating stock returns.
The course teaches you everything you need to identify these 'turnaround' companies, so that your investment portfolio will also thrive alongside them.
Who Should Attend!
- Investors looking to learn contrarian investing strategies
