Buffett said "In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
We can perform financial statement analysis and determine the company quality based on it's pass result. But, what price are you willing to pay for the stock of a good company?
As what Mr. Chong posted on his article, Investment success doesn’t come from “buying good things,” but rather from “buying things well.” Tons of research has shown that investing in good companies is not necessarily a winning strategy. This is because generally the market has built into it these expectations. The biggest danger is that the firm will lose its luster over time and that the premium paid will dissipate.
I have created "CL-P_V" workshet on the Financial Statement Analysis Template in order to checkout what is the relationship between the Stock Price and Company's Value based on it's historical price and financial data. And, this worksheet is a good tool to help us to inspect if there is any price value divergence in a company.
You may interest to view the previous release on the template:-
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AyamTua
spending my precious time reading and learning this ... :-) thank you, bro!
2014-07-10 02:01