Buffett values a company's intrinsic worth from "summary" of The Warren Buffett Portfolio by Robert G. Hagstrom
Warren Buffett's investment strategy revolves around determining a company's intrinsic worth. This intrinsic worth, according to Buffett, is the true value of a company based on its fundamentals and future potential. Buffett looks beyond the market price of a stock and focuses on the underlying value of the business. This approach allows him to identify undervalued companies that have the potential to provide significant returns in the long run.
To determine a company's intrinsic worth, Buffett analyzes various factors such as the company's financial statements, competitive advantages, management team, and industry dynamics. By thoroughly evaluating these aspects, Buffett is able to make informed decisions about the true value of a company. This analytical approach sets Buffett apart from other investors who may rely solely on market trends or short-term performanc...
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