Investing

One of the core principles of modern value investing: the margin of safety.

A primer on what stocks to buy during rising and high inflation.

How Warren Buffett thinks about jumping in and out of the market, and some sage advice on how to invest.

A quick primer on things you can do before, during, and after a bear market.

How to use efficient market hypothesis (EMT) and the so-called "wisdom of the crowd" as a value investor.

Russian rubles, lost decades, and the gold standard: here are three less-studied stock market crashes we can learn from today.

Buying stocks with a plan, and a mostly clever baseball analogy.

If a stock is crashing in price, you might not want to buy it just yet.

Buffett famously shifted his approach to value investing, but what did he leave behind?

The Pokémon card market presents an exciting opportunity for collectors and investors. However, without experience, it is easy to find yourself the victim of these common pitfalls that will eat away at your time and money.

Diversify your Pokémon trading card investment with sealed products, offering lower-risk options to quickly diversify your investment portfolio. Learn why sealed products can be excellent investments as well as some tips to help investors avoid fraudulent products!

Publicly traded companies all report earnings, but what does it mean to have an earnings miss or beat? How can you use this to determine how a company is doing and whether it's a buy or a sell?

MetaZoo is a trading card game based on legends of cryptids that exploded in popularity in 2021 and has since accumulated a small but dedicated following of players and investors. But is it a sound long-term investment?

"Cash is trash," except for when you really need it.

Stocks go up and down, sometimes seemingly for no reason at all. Why do they behave the way they do? Here's some insight.

Knowing whether to buy a stock or not is a great tool, but where do the ideas come from in the first place?

How to calculate the discount rate to use when doing discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis of a stock.

What does this classic common investing refrain mean? Here's a quick breakdown.

What is a cyclical stock, and why should you strategize differently when considering buying or selling one? Here are some answers from a value-oriented investor with a long-term view.

Why does the overnight lending rate have anything to do with the price of stocks in your portfolio? Here's why.

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If you're interested in maximizing your returns and you have the bandwidth to sell covered calls, you can construct a conservative portfolio with better-than-average returns.

"Don't lose money" is a great rule, but there's one that's even more important for any investor to keep in mind.

Due diligence is just one method you can use to learn about a particular stock.

Here are the three components that make up the return on any stock investment: capital appreciation, dividends, and options strategies.

When calculating intrinsic value, it can be helpful to have 3 probability-weighted, projected scenarios mapped out in order to dial in a specific number.

Value investing and options seem to go together like ice cream and thumbtacks. However, a covered call strategy can fit in extremely well with a catalyst-based value investing strategy. Here's one you can use.

Changes in P/E (price to equity) over time can factor into your valuation process and purchase decisions. Learn why this is important and how to use this information.

This article is a 30,000-foot view of the entire process of identifying, buying, selling, and managing a portfolio of self-picked stocks.

Use this 7-point checklist to confirm that your stock purchase decision is grounded in reality and facts.

"Avoid the downside, and the upside takes care of itself." Here are three of the most common mistakes investors make when buying stocks.

Want to invest in Pokémon cards, but not sure what to buy or whether it's the right choice for you? Check out this quick guide to learn some helpful tips.

Understanding the difference between a permanent loss of capital and temporary price fluctuation—and how uncertainty affects both—is crucial to becoming a market-beating investor.

Using subtraction instead of addition and maintaining a margin of safety can help you to follow Buffett's famed rule number one: Never lose money. His second rule is don't forget rule number one.

Seth Klarman, Howard Marks, and Mohnish Pabrai are three of the 21st century's greatest value investors. This article discusses some of their main concepts and explains where to learn more about all three of them.

Switching mindsets between long and short-term investing and trading can allow you to preserve your gains while maintaining a value-investing philosophy.

"One Up on Wall Street" gave investors in the 1990s a great deal to think about. Here are some of Peter Lynch's most important criteria for buying and selling stocks.

If you're overwhelmed by the prospect of building a portfolio from scratch and don't know where to start, this simple, three-step process might help.

Learning from your trading mistakes is key to ensuring longevity and consistency in your trading. Learn how to spot those mistakes and learn from them quickly.

Trading the financial markets can be very risky, and it takes a while to become consistently profitable, but trading for a living can definitely be rewarding. Here are some of my tips to speed up your journey toward trading success.

If you're interested in individual stock picking, a Roth IRA is a must-have, especially if you're likely to be very active.

Demystifying what to do with your stock portfolio can be difficult. Here are some incredibly simple rules to follow to help ensure that you maintain a diversified, value-oriented portfolio that performs better than the market over time.

Learn how I'm using a $250,000 inheritance for passive income in the hopes of becoming financially independent.

This article offers a quick primer on the good, the bad, and the ugly of inflation as it pertains to buying and selling stocks.

This article provides a brief introduction to the various components of a company's valuation.

Dollar-cost averaging into the S&P 500 might not work out as well as you think over the next decade or two. Here are some important things to think about when it comes to building a portfolio that will be successful in the long term.

If your main goal is to grow a passive income stream, dividend-growth investing may be your best bet. Here are some basics.

Take the mystery out of stock investing by measuring your results and challenging your assumptions like a scientist.

If you minimize the downside of your portfolio, the upside will often take care of itself. Focus on the downside!

This article provides a compendium of resources you can use to research value-investing strategies, including YouTube channels, books, blogs, newsletters, and more.