Deep Value Investor

Margin of Safety – Value Investing Criteria Margin of safety is the basis of value investing strategy.  The father of value investing, Benjamin Graham proposed in The Intelligent Investor that “to distill the secret of sound investment into three words, … Continue reading →

How to Value a Stock: Calculating Intrinsic Value In our “Deep Value Investing Definition” article we wrote that value investing is about buying a stock at a sufficient discount to intrinsic value. This article will further discuss classic definition or the … Continue reading→

What is Net Net Working Capital? Net Net Working Capital = Cash + Short Term Marketable Investments + Accounts Receivable * 75% + Inventory * 50% – Total Liabilities “Net Net Working Capital” (NNWC) is one of the first stock … Continue reading→

Deep Value Investing Definition What is deep value investing? What is the definition of deep value investing? Value investing is about buying a stock for substantially less than what it is actually worth (i.e. its intrinsic value).  Deep value investing … Continue reading→

DeepValueInvestor.com is dedicated to the Deep Value Investor! Deep Value Investing – Education Here we’ll look at deep value investing definitions, examine deep value investing strategies, review the personal characteristics and traits of deep value investors, explore deep value investing … Continue reading →