BOOKWORM News & Analysis

Equity indices don’t often fall for several years in a row. Here is what Buffett did last time it happened.

Terry Smith is perhaps Britain’s best-known investor. How does he define a quality business?

When it comes to stocks, are you an owner or a renter?

Don’t be fooled by how easy it is to use Seymour Schulich’s “Decision Maker”. It can help you a lot.

Ben Graham was the king of flipping deep value stocks. The best investment of his life came from something very different.

And while you’re at it, avoid a relatively common situation that can result in rapid share price drawdowns.

Some threats to a company's ability to generate high returns on capital are outside of management's control. Other things, not so much.

Valuing a share requires you to assess the past, forecast the future and layer several assumptions on top of each other. How might that look?

Why do some companies grow exponentially in value and others do not? Understanding the difference between two types of moat can help.

Anthony Bolton delivered incredible long-term returns for investors in the Fidelity Special Situations Fund. What can we learn from his approach?