Season 2, Episode 10
Nothing Changes
Tons of questions this week from club members about how to invest during a market correction. And as the market is still in free fall, we don’t bother with a stock analysis. So we just spend 90 minutes answering your excellent questions, including:
- Should we only invest in companies on CommSec’s lending list?
- How should we use the three point trend line process when it shows a signal to buy after a sharp drop in price?
- How to hold your nerve and make informed decisions in current market conditions being a beginner?
- Do we ignore intangibles (eg Goodwill) in Net Equity?
- How does Price-to-Book Ratio play a role in our QAV score?
- What does Tony do when the inputs to the QAV score are obviously out dated?
- How to start a new portfolio from scratch today?
- Warren Buffett has changed his strategy over the years. Is Tony’s strategy more like early or late Buffett?
- How does return on equity factor into the QAV score?
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