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I make my own analyses based on Benjamin Graham's criteria for long term intelligent investing with companies showing stable and not overly excessive growth coupled with a good asset / liability ratio. I have just recently begun using this method while staying long in some companies that I have already been a shareholder of for more than 3 years time. I will successively remodel my portfolio to match my criteria, keeping no more than 20% of my capital in companies which are still considered growth companies.
My two cents:
* It is possible to beat the market, but it takes exceptional skill and risk control to do so.
* I invest in companies which are not overly complicated to understand, yet essential.
* I reinvest the dividend for compound savings.
* I don't look for patterns, though I do believe in the cyclical nature of the stock market.
* I don't look for the "right" time to enter or exit, but the right price. Either I stay in for the long run - or stay out altogether.
* I try to discipline myself to not overreact, to not be swayed by the ups and downs of the market and trust in my ability to draw my own conclusions about the companies I invest in.
* I will mess up, but I'll learn from it - and hopefully live long enough to not be wiped out completely by those mistakes.
My philosophy is to not try and beat the market when bullish, but to try and mitigate losses as much as possible in bear markets. This is not done by buying or selling in good or bad times - but simply by keeping my damn fingers away from the BUY button when everyone keeps screaming that the sky's the limit and making sure that I don't pick companies from the get-go which require me to sell them in a bear market.
Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions, I don't mind sharing my analyses, but you will have to make your own choices.
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