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Here are 8 signs you might be value investor:
When you think about buying a stock or any asset, you think of it as if you’re buying a business.
A stock is far from a ticker symbol with a dollar amount that fluctuates throughout the day. No one knows this better than you. Maybe you’re a business owner yourself. Regardless, you recognize that a stock is a piece of a business.
With this in mind, you look at buying a stock as buying into a business. You wouldn’t buy a dying business with terrible margins and a grim outlook, would you? And you certainly wouldn’t overpay for that business, either.
You are patient and disciplined.
You don’t act on your first instinct, no matter how tempting. Instead, you wait and make a calculated choice based on research and a tried and true process.
This is where discipline comes in. You stick to your process, no matter what.
In daily life, this could mean going to the gym everyday, even when you’re not feeling it. Or committing to studying Spanish for 5 minutes a day with no days off. Even though it’s tempting to skip, you don’t.
Let’s use Tesla stock as an example for investing. Tesla is a great company that would be a great buy…at the right price. You have the patience to wait for the price to fall and the discipline to follow your process when the price does fall. Every investment still requires due diligence.
You are rational when it comes to your decision making.
If it sounds too good to be true, you’re not buying in. Because it probably is.
When you really think about crypto, NFTs, or other–sorry in advance–stupid investment ideas, you can think rationally and know when to avoid something. Especially when we don’t even know how to value something like an NFT or a Dogecoin.
You are long term-oriented with your goals, your decisions, your life.
A true value investor knows how the power of compounding works and realizes just how crucial it is to get started early in order to save millions for retirement. Even if the results don’t surface for years, delayed gratification is a key part of the value investor’s life.
You make choices and investments with a Margin of Safety in mind.
There’s a chance it rains, so you bring an umbrella with you on your walk to work.
With a margin of safety, you account for what could happen, even if it isn’t what should. Apple is getting into the streaming sphere and should continue to grow with its new subscriptions, but it’s also so big already that it might not have much more to grow.
You think independently and aren’t afraid to go against the grain
When everyone was buying Tesla stock, crypto coins like FTX, and NFTs, you avoided those “investments” and stayed true to your process.
You are value oriented and will go the extra mile to get the discount
Patience comes back into play here. A value investor wants to buy a great company at a good price. He knows that buying stock at a discount is one of the cornerstones of investing and is willing to wait for a stock to fall before buying, continuously researching and rethinking along the way.
You are research-driven
This includes looking at balance sheets, income statements, 10k annual reports, and important information from reliable sources. Tools like the Stock Analyzer Tool on EverythingMoney.com are a great way to find stock price entry points and determine what a potential price to pay for a stock is. In fact, it’s crucial to the investing process.
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