Special Situation Investing : A Guide to Low Risk Investments

Special Situation Investing : A Guide to Low Risk Investments

What is Special Situation Investing? Special situations are distinct from the common occurrences in which businesses find themselves. It could take the form of a buyback, stock split, spin-off, tender offer, stake sale, merger, acquisitions, litigation, shareholder activism, bankruptcy, capital structure changes, CEO resignation, strike, lockout, or any other event that affects the company’s future […]

Second Level Thinking

Second Level Thinking

It is important to have what is known as second-level thinking in order to succeed in investing. First-level thinking is simplistic and easy. It is also superficial. Many first-level thinkers don’t know what second-level thinking is. The difference between first-level thinking and second-level thinking will be clear with some examples. Examples of second level thinking […]

Value Lies Deep

Value Lies Deep

Deep Value Investing Deep Value Investing is like paying for the tip and buying the iceberg, an investment strategy that asserts choosing stocks that are cheap and offer great value because not everyone understands investing where the focus is on buying stocks at a much higher discount to intrinsic value. Deep Value investing originated with […]

Circle of Competence- A Mental Model To Avoid Disasters In Investing

Circle of Competence- A Mental Model To Avoid Disasters In Investing

Understanding your Circle of Competence Over the past 10+ years, I’ve researched and built up a base of companies that are in the business which I understand well and would like to own at the right value (aka Value Investing). I tend to stay within this small circle of companies. It’s rare for me to […]