Warren Buffett

Investing according to qualitative rather than quantitative criteria?

The importance of factual data and concrete results in the valuation of a company, beyond the speculations and rumors circulating on the web. A pragmatic analysis that reminds us that the real value of a company is measured by its tangible performances rather than by qualitative comments or risky forecasts.

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Dividends protect the investor against his own mistakes

Dividends represent a strategic advantage for investors, offering not only better stock performance but also a source of regular and tangible income. This approach allows to focus on the fundamentals of the company rather than on market fluctuations, thus avoiding impulsive decisions based on panic or greed.

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Valuation indicators (7/9)

This post is part 7 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

Discover the price-free cash flow ratio, a financial indicator favored by Warren Buffett and considered one of the most reliable for assessing the financial health of a company. This ratio, which divides the stock price by the annual free cash flow per share, provides a more accurate picture of available cash flow while minimizing the risk of accounting manipulation.

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Valuation indicators (1/9)

This post is part 1 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

Valuation ratios are essential financial indicators for assessing the relative cost of a stock and making informed investment decisions in the stock market. Beyond just the price of a stock, it is crucial to analyze fundamental elements such as revenue, earnings, and dividends to determine whether an investment is truly worthwhile.

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