Is value investing back? Yes, according to the same people who reported it was dead last year. On this week’s episode, we talk about Tony’s “Stock Of The Year”, why we use different Intrinsic Value calculations, whether or not WBC is a buy, whether or not stock consolidations are something to worry about, how Tony uses stop losses, whether or not we should only buy stocks with a significant director interest, how young investors should get started, whether or not it’s better to buy a stock immediately after it has crossed its BUY line, and how much Tony is guided by the financial press.
Transcript available here.
MYE 2020–12-15_11-18–37
NHC 2020–12-15_11-05–14
ASG 2020–12-15_11-00–59
NZO 2020–12-14_09-08–55
WBC 2020–12-14_08-58–23
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