THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR - MARGIN OF SAFETY - CHAPTER 20 SUMMARY -

The Intelligent Investor book by Benjamin Graham - Summary of Chapter 20 - Margin of Safety

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[slavomirmichalenko]

Correct determination of the intrinsic value - that is the core of the problem. It looks like it is more of an educated guess than something precise and scientific. It's nothing static and depends on other market participants as well. E.g., the intrinsic value of Nokia stock changed the moment Apple introduced iPhone.

[noredbull]

This is so simple, yet took many years for me to finally comprehend. Thank You, Sven!

[arthurpreuss]

Great videos about the book!
Your book surely deserve my attention, already ordered!
Please keep the good work

[gabrielgan]

Thank you for this summary. It's much easier to learn investing through videos for me. Cause its taking me extremely long to read finish the Intelligent Investor. So this was really helpful.

[rocking]

Thanks Sven for this summary of Ch 20. Being contrarian is easy. Being contrarian + making money, now that is another ballgame, no?

[Alexcai]

Thanks Sven, thanks for summarizing, to me this video is much easier to understand than the book!!

[mikemikemike]

Great book summary overall. Like this channel for educational content in combination with stock Analysis.

[rajrsa]

Thank you so much for this playlist, Sven!!
Had a great Sunday! :-)

[schopen-hauer]

when it comes to markets sven is most giving guy on internet....

[workwithnature]

That really helped a lot Sven. Thanks for the advise and the video was great too. I think the problem at this time is that there is hardly any good blue chip companies that are under valued. Maybe a few like Geely in China. That makes it tempting to buy nonsense stocks. Just my limited understanding.

[ilovesouthpark]

I have completed the entire summary made by you, thank you

[stevedowber]

Always great advice on here. Thanks for another great video Sven.

[WalksandAll]

I'm reading Lynch's book 'beat the street', amazing book. If you don't own or haven't read this book, well

[arturodanielgarciaaispuro]

Hi Sven,
In the book says that margin of safety is the diference between the percentage of the EPS to the share price and the interes rate of the obligations . My question is: about the obligations, does he refer to treasury bonds as you mentioned? or is Bengamin gaham talking about the companie's obligations if it would has it ?


Hope you can still answer and thank you so much for your videos . They are really useful!

[IslamicAmerica]

Learning something new. But I still confused. How do I compare for margin of safety? Intrusive value versus pe?

[JM-llkg]

Minute 2:32 you say J&J has forward P/E of 15.84, the the data shows 16.34, is this wrong?! Also, then you say something about "is of 30" but highlighted data shows 0.52 is this wrong?!
Thanks!

[joelmahins]

Good day sir..as filipino beside of our common language still its hard to understand a margin of safety as a begginer and having no background on investing..can you simple describe a margin of safety in 3 to 5 words to make it clear for me sir..just a favor sir.thank you

[qlwsuzd]

Hey Sven what's your opinion on using standard deviation, sing-index model and those math models to invest? I actually just finished a midterm exam on this topic and to me it seems to be really academic and not practical. I dislike that class a lot lol.

[jonnes__]

Now we need more the all-weather stocks...
Why 4% in 20 years?
After a bear market in the next years I think in 20 years we will have the next bubble in stocks. I trust the Fed Put ;-)
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