Intelligent Investment Today - The Warren Buffett Way

In this edition we take a look at the South Sea Bubble of 1720. This event was widely consider to be the worlds first financial crash and Ponzi scheme. We consider how investors of today can learn from the mistakes from the past and why bubbles like this are very likely to occur again in the future. Support the show

In this edition we take at look at Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's investment soulmate and the only man to rival Benjamin Graham in the shaping of Buffett's financial outlook. We take a brief look at Munger's career and route to becoming Vice President of Berkshire Hathaway as well as comparing Munger and Graham's investment approaches. Support the show

In this episode we look at the investment strategy of market timing, the idea that investors can profit from buying or selling shares based upon predicted future market price movements. We consider the different ways market timing can be achieved and if there is any hope that it can lead to lasting financial success on the stock markets. Support the show

In this edition we look back at previous technology inspired market bubbles, including the Dot.com bubble of the late 1990's and ponder the question: Are we currently in the midst of a new tech bubble in the form of the tech surrounding artificial intelligence? Support the show

In this episode touch upon some of the "Get Rich Quick" schemes currently doing the rounds, and consider why the value investor will do well to be wary of all investment frameworks that have not stood the test of time. Support the show

In this episode we discuss how picking the most promising stocks will not guarantee success on the stock market. In order to see your best ideas through to fruition you will need to follow Graham's framework to control your innate human emotions when faced with inevitable periods of market volatility or collapse. Support the show

In this edition we consider if investing in an index fund, a fund that tracks and mirrors the performance of an index as a whole offers superior results to a self selected portfolio or actively managed funds. Support the show

A brief word om what Graham might have thought about investing in Cryptocurrencies and if any of his teaching can be of use to the Crypto investor. Support the show

In this episode we take a deep dive into the relationship between Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham. We consider how Graham came to influence Buffett's investment style and how this style has evolved through the years under the influence of an investor with a very different approach, Charlie Munger. Support the show

In this episode we consider the different ways by which short selling, or the attempt to profit from falling stock prices can be undertaken and whether short selling should ever be part of a value investment strategy.  Support the show

In this episode we take a look at the factors that have depressed the UK stock market over the last decade or so and consider if now might be the time for a rethink on the prospects for UK PLC. Support the show

In today's episode we consider the life and times of Benjamin Graham, the founding father of value investment and teacher and mentor to some of the stock market's most successful practitioners, including of course Warren Buffett. Support the show

In this episode we examine the Efficient Markets Hypothesis, the theory that suggests that all the people in the market buying and selling stock based on the latest news and data means that at all times stocks trade at the price they deserve to. Support the show

A look at how periods of market turbulence can affect the mindset of the average investor and why Value Investors should embrace times of market volatility. Support the show

Today's Podcast discusses recent market turmoil and considers if we should really be listening to what the economists are saying at all? Support the show

In this episode we consider if Warren Buffett can still be described as a value investor, and if not what type of investor is he today? Support the show

We discuss the importance of remaining aloof to the noise of the market. Support the show

In this episode we discuss the differing perspectives on the repurchase of a business's own stock between Buffett and his mentor. Support the show

We examine the GameStop saga from a value investment perspective Support the show

In this episode we examine how I go about analysing a business using the principles of value investment. Support the show

Benjamin Graham's thoughts on investing in businesses that you have a close personal attachment too, either as a customer, an employee or a friend of the CEO. Support the show

What Benjamin Graham has to say on the diversification of your portfolio. Support the show

An introduction into Benjamin Graham's idea of Margin of Safety. Support the show

Today's episode examines the principle of acting like the owner of businesses in which you hold stocks. Too many investors rely on the market to value the businesses in which they own stock, thinking like an owner frees you from this trap leaving you better prepared to deal with market turbulence. Support the show

This episode focuses on a core principle of Benjamin Graham's teachings, the difference between Investment and speculation. While this might be understood in general terms by all, investors can fall into the trap of entering into speculative situations when they believe that they are investing. This episode gives investors the tools required not to fall into this expensive trap. Support the s...