CRISIS TO OPPORTUNITIES IN

THE STOCK MARKET

(Principles Of Value Investing)

Other people are saying that investing in the stock

market is risky.  Some have lost a lot of money investing in stocks and

swear they will never touch stocks again. 

They lose money not because of the volatility of the market but mainly

because their fundamental strategy for

investing is flawed.

They ask the wrong questions, like which stock is going to fly then enter the market based on tips, news and speculation. 

They seek short term gains. They don’t do their own study because they really have no idea how to do it. 

They’re the same ones who brag about how

much money they make, become greedy, then end up losing big. No wonder they find that investing in

stocks is risky!

In Value Investing, we ask the right questions and make our decisions from a Business Point of View. 

The Value of Investing

We only buy a business when it makes business sense to do so. We are not traders, we are investors.

In the stock market, there are two types of businesses for purchase – Healthy and Sickly Business. Healthy businesses perform well and earn good consistent profits for its owners. Sickly businesses produce sickly profits that are poor and erratic.

When times are bad or when economic

conditions are unfavorable, both Healthy

and Sickly businesses will fall ill. Their earnings may drop sharply, stock

prices will fall. 

You have a perfect opportunity to turn times of crisis into opportunities by buying the stock of healthy businesses at low prices during this time.

Healthy businesses have a higher chance of recovery and when they do, they will continue to perform, recoup their losses and earn good profits for the owners.

Sickly businesses on the other hand may not

recover from bad times. Even if they do, they will

continue to do poorly and produce anemic results.

The real key to success is having the ability to differentiate between the 2 types

of businesses.

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