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Security Analysis

Strictly speaking, security analysis may be carried on without reference to any definite program or standards of investment, such a specialization of functions would be quite unrealistic. Critical examination of balance sheets and income accounts, comparisons of related or similar issues, studies of the terms and protective covenants behind bonds and preferred stocks. These typical activities of the securities analyst are invariably carried on with some practical idea of purchase or sale in mind, and they must be viewed against a broader background of investment principles, or perhaps of speculative precepts. In this work we shall not strive for a precise demarcation between investment theory and analytical technique but at times shall combine the two elements in the close relationship that they possess in the world of finance.

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How to become a better investor | Investment Conference 2024 | Norges Bank Investment Management

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2024/04/24
21:10 UTC

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Interesting piece on Blackstone's Private REIT, BREIT

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2024/04/24
19:20 UTC

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2024/04/24
09:53 UTC

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The inequity method of accounting

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2024/04/12
06:11 UTC

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What do people think about Opera ( Nasdaq: OPRA) - $1.3B market cap with 5% dividend yield

I have been investor in OPRA for last 4+ years and I still think it is very attractively priced given couple of tailwinds behind it. For detailed analysis one can read my substack

https://brycebd1.substack.com/p/opera-chugging-along-towards-3b-valuation

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2024/04/08
16:31 UTC

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Q1 2024 Letters & Reports

Investment FirmReturnDate PostedCompanies
Headwaters Capital10.4%April 8UFPT, QLYS, CLMB
Jcap Research - AXT IncApril 8AXTI
Oakmark Funds10.2%April 8DE, DAL, KVUE
Warden Capital2.2%April 8
Akre Focus Fund8.1%April 13
East72 Trust6.7%April 13DIE
Ensemble Capital10.5%April 13IEX, RACE
Jamie DimonApril 13JPM
Miller Income Strategy11.7%April 13MPW
Off WallstreetApril 13
Palm Valley1%April 13KELYA
Right Tail CapitalApril 13
Sandbrook Capital4.8%April 13
Wedgewood Partners11.5%April 13CDW, BOOK, PYPL
Whitebrook Capital3.3%April 13PETQ
Crossingbridge FundsApril 14
Andvari Associates12.1%April 15MO
Kathmandu Capital21.4%April 15KPGHF, CSGP, MO
Wedgewood Partners11.5%April 21PYPL
Curreen Capital2.2%April 22
Howard Marks Memo - Indispensability of RiskApril 22
Laughing Water Capital8.4%April 22CTLT, CDMO, PAR, NN, TACT, THRY
Longcast Advisors9%April 22
LVS Advisory-1.4%April 22BAH
Pernas4.9%April 22
Vltava FundApril 22
Warden CapitalApril 22
Interviews, Lectures & PodcastsDate Posted
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2024/04/08
15:18 UTC

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