Hi Aaron, your perspective has broaden my understanding of value investing, especially on the said "assymetrical risk:reward" approach. Never would I have think of to take care of the downside and also putting a "bet" on a stock with risk reward ratio perspective. Thanks!
Hi Aaron, I also have a blog in which I write about value investing and companies. I share alot with your line of thinking and have used many concepts that you described without even knowing that I applied them. Would you be willing to work together to share stock ideas? You can find my website here: https://eurykleiainvestments.com/
I have only included the website for you to be familiar with my work and decide whether you are interested. NOT in any way to steal your readers.
I think of value investing, a very complex, yet simple approach towards money making. Value investing, it its essence, is common sense investing, and as common sense today, in the barrage of information and needlessly complex financial models, has become some sort of special sense, value investing though appearing simple in theory, has become extremely challenging to implement.
Hi Aaron, your perspective has broaden my understanding of value investing, especially on the said "assymetrical risk:reward" approach. Never would I have think of to take care of the downside and also putting a "bet" on a stock with risk reward ratio perspective. Thanks!
Hi Aaron, I also have a blog in which I write about value investing and companies. I share alot with your line of thinking and have used many concepts that you described without even knowing that I applied them. Would you be willing to work together to share stock ideas? You can find my website here: https://eurykleiainvestments.com/
I have only included the website for you to be familiar with my work and decide whether you are interested. NOT in any way to steal your readers.
I think of value investing, a very complex, yet simple approach towards money making. Value investing, it its essence, is common sense investing, and as common sense today, in the barrage of information and needlessly complex financial models, has become some sort of special sense, value investing though appearing simple in theory, has become extremely challenging to implement.