GuruFocus publishes a monthly Buffett-Munger Bargain Newsletter in which we analyze and recommend the stocks that younger Buffett and Munger would like. These are high quality companies and traded at bargain prices. This newsletter is published on the 15th of each month.
If you are not aware, we also publish a monthly Ben Graham Net Current Asset Bargains Newsletter on the first of each month. Download Your New Feb. 2011 Issue of Ben Graham Net Current Asset Bargains.
In this month's Buffet-Munger newsletter we provide a buy recommendation and analysis on one of the greatest technology stories of the past 30 years. Although one of the world's most profitable companies, the shares have been stagnate over the past decade. With new initiatives on the horizon, the return expectation for this investment is highly favorable.
We also issue Sell alert on two previous recommendations.
Download Feb. Buffett-Munger Best Bargains Newsletter: the 9-Page Report
GuruFocus also hosts a Buffett-Munger screener that can be used to find companies with high quality business at undervalued or fair-valued prices:
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If you are not aware, we also publish a monthly Ben Graham Net Current Asset Bargains Newsletter on the first of each month. Download Your New Feb. 2011 Issue of Ben Graham Net Current Asset Bargains.
In this month's Buffet-Munger newsletter we provide a buy recommendation and analysis on one of the greatest technology stories of the past 30 years. Although one of the world's most profitable companies, the shares have been stagnate over the past decade. With new initiatives on the horizon, the return expectation for this investment is highly favorable.
We also issue Sell alert on two previous recommendations.
Download Feb. Buffett-Munger Best Bargains Newsletter: the 9-Page Report
GuruFocus also hosts a Buffett-Munger screener that can be used to find companies with high quality business at undervalued or fair-valued prices:
- Companies that have high Predictability Rank, that is, companies that can consistently grow its revenue and earnings.
- Companies that have competitive advantages. It can maintain or even expand its profit margin while growing its business
- Companies that incur little debt while growing business
- Companies that are fair valued or under-valued. We use PEPG as indicator. PEPG is the P/E ratio divided by the average growth rate of EBITDA over the past 5 years.
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