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When buying a stock, mutual fund or Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) investors want to know they are receiving a good value for the money. It seems
there are many methods of judging value. Most of them are complicated and many are subjective to the writer?s opinion. What is the true value now?
We all remember that as the market fell from
its dizzying heights in 2000 that so-called analysts
told the investment public not to worry as the
correction only made the stocks more valuable.
Yeah, and pigs can fly.
Any investor who has been through a market
?correction? (some of which drop 25% to as much
as 60% or more) will tell that it is at the top
that everything could not be better. Consumer
confidence is high. Unemployment is low.
Companies are making money. Mergers are going
gangbusters. All the talking heads on the radio
and TV are cheerleaders for buying just about any
stock certificate ever printed. Put you hand in
your pocket and hold tightly to your wallet.
The story remains bullish as the market tumbles.
The values are wonderful according to Wall
Street. If the values are so great then who is
selling?
Why does anyone want to know if a stock or
fund is a ?good? value? The only reason is to find out
if the equity will appreciate in price. The
bottom line is will the investor make money if
that issue is bought?
There are literally hundreds of methods and
formulas to give that answer. Each uses the same
statistics and each will come up with a different
answer. Some methods will work well for a while
and then fail miserably. Mr. Investor won?t know
the means test is not working until money has
been lost. A search in Wikipedia, the free
Internet encyclopedia, will reveal scores of
valuation formulas.
Suppose an investor had bought PMC Sierra
(symbol PMCS) after valuation analysis at $14 per
share. It soared to $254, dropped to $110, then
back up to $245 and did a Niagara to $2.50. It
now trades below $10.00. There is no valuation
method that could have kept an investor on the
right side of this stock. The Buy N Holder would
be lucky to be even. Let?s not forget all those
sleepless nights as the stock rampaged lower
every day.
Understand what valuation is. It is like beauty.
It is in the mind of the beholder. There is no
single valuation method that is accepted by the
investment community. The investor needs to know
one thing and one thing only. If I buy it will it
go up? If it does then the valuation at that time
was ?good?. Valuations change and when they
change for a particular equity and that equity
loses price it is time to say goodbye. Sell.
True value for a stock, fund, bond, house,
collectible, anything is the price someone will
pay for it at that moment. That is true
valuation. All else is speculation.
Al Thomas` book, "If It Doesn`t Go Up, Don`t Buy
It!" has helped thousands of people make money
and keep their profits with his simple 2-step
method. Read the first chapter at
http://www.mutualfundmagic.com
and discover why he`s the man that Wall Street
does not want you to know.
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