1. Value stocks based on Discounted cash flows (DCF).
2. Adhere to the methods of value investing as laid out by Graham & Dodd, Buffet, Klarman et.al.
3. Screen for stocks that have depressed prices in terms of FCF yield and/or Forward Earnings Yield (as used at magicformulainvesting.com) as well as comparable competitors.
4. Filter out stocks with low debt, strong competitive positons, above industry profit margins, and positive and preferably growing cash flows.
5. Prefer dividend paying stocks, but accept no dividend if the DCF valuation is compelling.
6. Remember, at some point you will be wrong so admit it and move on. ...More Babson MBA '10
Babson College Fund - Utilities/Telecom Manager 2009-2010
CFA Candidate
SNAPSHOT
Description: Full time investor.
Trading frequency: Infrequent
1. Value stocks based on Discounted cash flows (DCF).
2. Adhere to the methods of value investing as laid out by Graham & Dodd, Buffet, Klarman et.al.
3. Screen for stocks that have depressed prices in terms of FCF yield and/or Forward Earnings Yield (as used at magicformulainvesting.com) as well as comparable competitors.
4. Filter out stocks with low debt, strong competitive positons, above industry profit margins, and positive and preferably growing cash flows.
5. Prefer dividend paying stocks, but accept no dividend if the DCF valuation is compelling.
6. Remember, at some point you will be wrong so admit it and move on.
...More