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Book Review: How to Pick Stocks like Warren Buffett by T. Vick
2007-05-30 11:00:16
Pros: 1. Excellent investing information. 2. Very interesting stories about Warren Buffett . Cons: 1. Too much great information. I have to read the book again! Rating: ***** (5 out of 5) “How to Pick Stocks Like Warren Buffett” by Timothy Vick was an excellent read. From reading about Warren Buffett’s personal experiences to a ton of excellent information on value investing, this book is definitely one for your personal library. There was so much good information that I am going to reread this book. But there were 3 points that really stuck with me that I want to bring up. Warren Buffett and Charities There was a discussion on Warren Buffett’s basic frugal nature. And by that, Warren feels that if he pays $100 for an item, then that is $100 less that will be compounding and growing for him. And at the rate that Warren Buffett can compound money, that can become a large amount of money. But the interesting part is that he even thought that way about chariti


Carnivals, Carnivals, Carnivals
2007-05-22 10:00:50
This has been a busy week at Investment Jungle. I was able to contribute to 4 (that’s right, four!) investing carnivals. Festival of Stocks #37 over at Value Investing News Investors Blog Network Festival #7 over at Money, Matter and More Musings Carnival of Personal Finance #101 over at FIRE Finance Tour of Canadian Personal Finance Blogs over at Canadian Capitalist Check out these great carnivals and thank the hosts while you are there! And as a special treat, I will be hosting Festival of Stocks #38 on Monday, May28th!
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New Rule #1 Screen
2007-05-21 11:00:10
Investment Jungle reader Tri mentioned a couple of stocks that he considers are wonderful businesses selling at an attractive price. That got me thinking that I should re-evaluate the screen that I initially used to find these Rule #1 companies. So, I sat down and came up with a screen for finding these wonderful Rule #1 businesses. It is very similar to my last screen. My screening criteria: 10 Yr Sales Growth Rate 5 Yr Sales Growth Rate 1 Yr Sales Growth Rate 10 Yr EPS Growth Rate 5 Yr EPS Growth Rate 1 Yr EPS Growth Rate Book Value Growth Rate All these growth rates had to be greater than 10%. As you can see, I have left out the cash flow growth rate. Phil Town states that this is the least important one as the company may deploy all its cash during a growth spurt. So I would prefer to look at this criteria on a case by case basis. I also added the following liquidity ratios as criteria to ensure that the business is not growing due to debt: current ratio > 2.0 quick rati


Carnival Monday - June 4, 2007
2007-06-04 19:03:19
Investment Jungle participated in 3 excellent carnivals this week: Festival of Stocks #39 hosted at Stock Rake; Investors Blog Network Festival #8 hosted at Online Stock Trading; Carnival of Wealth Building #4 hosted at Home Equity Loan Lowdown. Drop by the festivals and enjoy the articles. Thanks to all the great hosts this week!
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Carnivals - June 13, 2007
2007-06-13 19:31:47
Straying from the usual Carnival Monday festivities, I give you a Carnival Wednesday! Investment Jungle was featured in the following carnivals: Carnival of Money, Growth and Happiness #7 hosted at Credit Card Lowdown Carnival of Wealth Building #5 hosted at Home Equity Loan Lowdown Festival of Good Books #3 hosted at Online University Lowdown And that is the LOWDOWN for this midweek surprise!  So check out the carnivals and enjoy!
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