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Why is Value Investing important and how does it work?
Are you keen on learning how to spot undervalued stocks and assets for profitable investing? The "Value Investing" course is an essential guide to mastering this investment style, which is centered around identifying and capitalizing on market undervaluations. This course is meticulously designed for both beginners and seasoned investors, offering a deep dive into the principles, strategies, and practical applications of value investing.
A tanfolyam legfontosabb jellemzői:
Az "Érték-befektetés" tanfolyam elvégzése után a résztvevők átfogó ismeretekkel rendelkeznek arról, hogyan lehet azonosítani az alulértékelt eszközöket és befektetni azokba. A tanfolyam az elméleti ismereteket gyakorlati eszközökkel és meglátásokkal ötvözi, felkészítve a befektetőket az értékbefektetés elveinek hatékony alkalmazására. Akár most kezdte a pályafutását, akár befektetési stratégiáit szeretné finomítani, ez a tanfolyam értékes leckéket nyújt a valódi piaci értékek felismeréséhez és a megalapozott befektetési döntések meghozatalához. Fogadja be az értékbefektetés világát, és tárja fel az alulértékelt eszközökben rejlő lehetőségeket portfóliója számára.
FAQ
1) What qualifies a stock as “undervalued” here?
A stock is undervalued when its price is much lower than what the company is really worth. Signs include strong finances, steady cash flow, and clear reasons why the market might be overlooking it (like temporary problems or negative mood).
2) How is intrinsic value estimated in the course?
Intrinsic value means the “true worth” of a company. It is estimated using simple models that look at profits, cash flow, and financial reports. Different scenarios are tested to account for uncertainty.
3) What is a margin of safety and how big should it be?
The margin of safety is the gap between what a stock is worth and what you pay for it. It gives protection if things don’t go as expected. Usually, investors look for a 20–40% discount, depending on how stable or risky the business is.
4) How do Circle of Competence and economic moats guide selection?
The Circle of Competence means focusing on businesses you understand well. An economic moat means a lasting advantage—like strong brands, loyal customers, low costs, or rules that protect the company—that helps it stay ahead of competitors.
5) How is screening implemented with TWS Value Scanner?
The Value Scanner is a tool that helps find possible undervalued stocks by setting rules, such as low debt, good profits, or improving results. After spotting candidates, investors check company reports to make sure they are not risky traps.