Author: Saj Karsan

Joel Greenblatt, the book’s author, is a value investor extraordinaire and a professor at Columbia’s business school. In the book, Greenblatt discusses and justifies the “Magic Formula”, a stock selection...

Joel Greenblatt, the book’s author, is a value investor extraordinaire and a professor at Columbia’s business school. In the book, Greenblatt discusses and justifies the “Magic Formula”, a stock selection...

One of the most important factors in determining whether a company is worth an investment is the quality of its management. Unfortunately, this assessment can at times be highly subjective. Reading interviews or comments from...

We looked here at the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and saw why it’s not a great measure of US stock performance, despite being a favourite index when it comes to media coverage. The S&P 500 is a much better barometer...

At times, value investing can feel like trading. While value investors should always purchase with the expectation that a stock will be a long-term holding, some stocks can be so volatile that they go from offering a margin of...

Joel Greenblatt, the book’s author, is a value investor extraordinaire and a professor at Columbia’s business school. In the book, Greenblatt discusses and justifies the “Magic Formula”, a stock selection...

Joel Greenblatt, the book’s author, is a value investor extraordinaire and a professor at Columbia’s business school. In the book, Greenblatt discusses and justifies the “Magic Formula”, a stock selection...

Daniel Nevins is a managing director at SEI Investments. Not unlike Charlie Munger (whose discussion of human tendencies we have summarized), Nevins is a student of human biases which cause individuals to underperform as...