The biggest value investing name today is Warren Buffett. He didn’t get his Oracle of Omaha moniker from being average. So, when I have the opportunity to learn even a little bit from someone who’s been successfully investing for over 60 years, I take it.
The value investors journey to Mecca, the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, was this past weekend. Anytime the event rolls around, the value investing blogs usually unleash a few hidden gems.
One of those gems was an interview Warren Buffett did back in March for the MBA program at the University of Western Ontario, through the Ben Graham Centre for Value Investing. For an MBA student, it’s a rare opportunity to pick Buffett’s brain. Thankfully, they took notes to share with the rest of us. Continue Reading…
The savings and debt debate has been ongoing since the first loan was created. With only so much income to spread around, a big decision must be made. Do you use any extra money to pay off debt or add it to savings?
One of the more confusing aspects of bond investing is the relationship of bond price and yield. As bond investors we want high prices and high yields but it’s just not possible. At least not at the same time. This is where the confusion begins. In a time where interest rates are at all time lows, understanding the bond price and yield relationship is important.