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Mar 7, 2019
Valuentum's Stock and Data Screens and Screeners
Let’s go over where to find Valuentum’s stock and data screens and screeners. We believe our stock screeners are among the most robust when it comes to providing forward-looking data, and our data comes straight from our enterprise discounted cash flow models that we use to derive a company's fair value estimate. Mar 1, 2019
Part III: Buffett’s Letter to Berkshire Shareholders
Part III of our analysis of Buffett’s Letter to Berkshire Shareholders emphasizes the importance of companies buying back stock at prices below estimated intrinsic value. We talk about how the Oracle thinks about his excess cash, and why he always seems to be there ready to bail out trouble when the financial markets head south. His thoughts on the market are included, too. Feb 26, 2019
Part II: Buffett’s 2018 Letter to Berkshire Shareholders
Part I of this multi-part series focused on Warren Buffett’s transition away from what we consider arbitrary book value and how the Oracle of Omaha thinks about share buybacks. Let’s dig further into his letter in Part II. Feb 24, 2019
Part I: Berkshire’s 2018 Shareholder Letter Does Not Disappoint
Warren Buffett was on point in his most recent letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. The company remains one of our favorite ideas in the Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio. Feb 22, 2019
Kraft-Heinz Blows Up, More Updates!
Image shown: The rating history of Kraft-Heinz (KHC). Valuentum members were warned in advance of this pricey equity in 2016/2017, and the VBI rating never advanced past 5 since then after registering a 1, the worst rating, on two separate occasions. Feb 14, 2019
Changes to the Newsletter Portfolios (Best Ideas & Dividend Growth)
Image shown: In our December 26 note to members, we moved the simulated Best Ideas Newsletter and simulated Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolio to "fully invested" from a cash "allocation" of 30% and 20%, respectively at the high end of the range. It has worked out wonderfully as we keep our finger on the put option trigger in case price-agnostic trading and heightened volatility rears its ugly ahead again, as it did in December 2018. Jan 23, 2019
Consider Selling Discipline = Systematic, Forward-looking, Repeatable
Image shown: An illustration of Valuentum's call on Kinder Morgan during 2015. You can read about this in more detail in the Preface of Value Trap: Theory of Universal Valuation. For a consider-selling discipline to be successful, it must be systematic, forward-looking and repeatable. The Valuentum process worked equally well with General Electric during 2017 (image later in note). No changes to simulated newsletter portfolios. Jan 20, 2019
Conference Call Coming Soon, Catch Up This Weekend
Image shown: The markets continue to rally significantly since the near-term bottom in December. Here's the email we sent to members December 26. No changes to simulated Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio and simulated Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolio (contact us if you missed the latest notification regarding the simulated High Yield Dividend Newsletter portfolio). Jan 20, 2019
Markets Continue to Recover
Image shown: The markets continue to rally significantly since the near-term bottom in December. The decision to move the cash "weightings" to zero in the simulated portfolios of the Best Ideas Newsletter and Dividend Growth Newsletter during the trading session December 27 has been quite rewarding for members that have been following our research and newsletters. The S&P 500 SPDR. No Changes to Simulated Newsletter portfolios Jan 16, 2019
Markets Still Bouncing Nicely
Image shown: This holiday season was mighty hectic, and not many were anticipating the volatility we experienced. Here's where the simulated Best Ideas Newsletter and simulated Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolios went to "fully invested," reducing a 30% and 20% cash "weighting" at the high end of their respective ranges for each portfolio, respectively. No Changes to Simulated Newsletter portfolios Latest News and Media The High Yield Dividend Newsletter, Best Ideas
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