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Warren Buffet isn't the average value investor. He rarely buys stock on the open market. The average investor doesn't have his ability to buy control of the com
by gamble 15y ago
Warren Buffet isn't the average value investor. He rarely buys stock on the open market. The average investor doesn't have his ability to buy control of the company, or to direct profits from a declining cash cow into another company with more growth potential. I suspect Buffet would agree with Cuban on the danger of buying common stock based purely on technical analysis.
- rfurmani 15y agoActually, Buffet has time and again said that if he had only 0.5-1.0 million to manage he could consistently get 50% a year. His greater capital does give him special access to management, but also greatly restricts where he can invest. I'm part of a fund that does automatic value investing based on an analysis of the fundamentals of the universe of stocks, and you can do quite well for yourself. Here Graham's "the intelligent investor" is still the bible
- benmccann 15y agoWhat fund is that?