How Much do they Really Make? (Qwest)

June 12, 2009

A great deal of analysis is devoted to ferreting out a company’s true earnings. It may be necessary, for example, to adjust asset impairment costs if the reality is not that the assets suddenly became impaired but that the company overpaid for them to begin with. Benjamin Graham’s Security Analysis devoted a significant number of […]

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Who Owns the Company (Bon-Ton Stores)

May 30, 2009

Of course, the previous post is common knowledge. By way of example, and to illustrate a strategy that commonly arises from market misconception (I’m glad to say I thought of before I read an excellent out-of-print book, Margin of Safety by value investor Seth Klarman) is to buy the junk bonds of a company and […]

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