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The late Benjamin Graham had a greater influence on the way stocks are analyzed, bought and sold than any other investor in the history of the stock market. While he has been referred to as the “Dean of Wall Street,” the “Father of Value Investing” and the “Father of Security Analysis,” all you really need to know about Graham is that he was the lifelong mentor of Warren Buffett. Buffet studied under Graham at Columbia University, then worked for him for two decades before striking out on his own to build his Berkshire Hathaway investment empire.
In 1962, Graham laid out a brilliant and unprecedented concrete formula and strategy for investing in growth stocks in his book, Security Analysis. That chapter disappeared in later editions of the book, but money manager Fredrick Martin, has used Graham’s formula and strategy in buying stocks with great success, earning an average annual return of more than 16 percent over a 30-year period. In Martin’s recent book, Benjamin Graham and the Power of Growth Stocks (fair disclosure: the course instructor had the privilege of helping to write and edit the book), Martin laid out Graham’s formula and the techniques Martin used to build his portfolio.
This Stock Trading Course will help you incorporate Graham’s and Martin’s investment formulas and strategies to help you build a potent portfolio of long-term growth stocks aimed at helping you beat the market and prepare for a secure retirement.
The “Stock Trading Course: Growth Stocks” course includes nearly 90 minutes of lecture with more than 50 slides designed to simplify the investment process. The “Stock Trading Course: Growth Stocks” will cover these topics:
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1. Why choose growth stocks over value stocks
A. Defining a growth company and a value company
B. How investors profit from value stocks
C. How investors profit from growth stocks
D. Shortcomings of both types of stocks
E. Specific short-comings of value stocks
F. Specific short-comings of growth stocks
G. Summarizing the advantages of growth over value
2. Using Graham’s long lost stock valuation formula
A. What is Graham’s secret valuation formula
B. Examples of stock valuations for various types of stocks
C. Calculating today’s value
D. Calculating future value
E. Building a 7-year forecast
3. Making the purchase decision
A. Taking advantage of Mr. Market
B. What causes volatility?
C. Setting your target or hurdle rate
D. Calculating a fair purchase price
E. Incorporating an adequate “margin of safety”
F. Building a position in stages
Take this Stock Trading Course and discover the power of Growth Stocks.
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