Summary and Discussion – Chapter 20 – ‘Margin of Safety’ as the Central Concept of Investment Notes on The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham Notes by Jason Fernando Created May 3rd, 2016 Last […]
American Express shares lost over 40% of their value in 2015. We examine some of the factors contributing to this fall.
Akamai Technologies has seen explosive growth over the past 10 years. But with new competitors approaching, can this rate of growth be sustained?
The last several years have been tough for BlackBerry shareholders. With the company in the midst of an attempted turnaround, we examine their progress.
Despite being poised to profit from the rise of globalization and e-commerce, FedEx faces its share of challenges. We take a look at this logistics giant.
Starbucks has had an outstanding run in recent years. But have its shares become too expensive for new shareholders?
Wal-Mart is one of the largest companies in the world, with a sterling track-record of profits and dividends. So why did its stock fall sharply in 2015?
In this article, we have a look at Iron Mountain’s business and examine some of the causes driving the recent decline in its shares.
In this summary, we provide an updated take on chapter 18 of Benjamin Graham’s ‘The Intelligent Investor’, briefly analyzing the relative valuation of two pairs of modern companies: Amazon vs. Akamai, and Tesla Motors vs. GM.
Summary and Discussion – Chapter 14 – Stock Selection for the Defensive Investor Notes on The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham Notes by Jason Fernando Created May 21st, 2014 Last updated June […]
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