• Initial Public Offering: The Trap
Most of the public listings are traps. A way for old investors to exit at high valuations, by showing future growth prospects attached with past performance. Remember this golden line by Ben Graham: "Price is what you pay, value is what you get."
Additional is what you lose.
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| Initial Public Offering: The Trap |
• The speculation erases: The actual value reflects after listing
The actual value always reflects after listing. Or at least high valued stock crashes near to the actual value. Here, you lose the speculated additional fees. In fear of losing more, you sell when it's the perfect time for investing.
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| When speculation erases |
• What you lose by paying additional
The company grows in the future. You could have earned better by paying less and investing at a perfect time. By not analyzing yourself and relying on others' analysis, you disappoint yourself.
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| What you lose by paying additional |
• The Intelligent Investing: Buy cheap
The Intelligent Investing: The perfect time to buy is when the stock is undervalued. As the actual price always reflects, in the long run, you earn more by paying less.
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