Value Investing

Value Investing

Value investing is an investment strategy pioneered by Benjamin Graham and popularized by Warren Buffett, and it’s essentially buying a dollar for fifty cents. The core principle is to find high-quality companies whose stock prices are trading below their intrinsic value (their true, fundamental worth). Value investors believe the market is sometimes irrational and overlooks great businesses due to short-term panic or negative news, causing the stock price to become “cheap” or “undervalued.” They purchase these stocks on the cheap, often using a margin of safety (buying at a deep discount to intrinsic value), and then patiently hold them, expecting the market to eventually recognize the company’s true worth and push the price up. It’s a disciplined, contrarian, and long-term approach that focuses on a company’s financial health, not fleeting trends. 

Unigate can help you :  

Unigate can significantly enhance a your discipline by taking the emotion out of the process and providing sophisticated tools. They move beyond simple stock-picking by integrating value investing into a holistic financial strategy. This involves tax-efficient structuring of your investments (helping you keep more of your returns), comprehensive risk management (ensuring your “bargain” stocks don’t become permanent “value traps”), and estate planning for long-term wealth transfer. Crucially, we use our resources to conduct the deep-dive financial analysis necessary to accurately estimate company’s intrinsic value, saving you the countless hours of research and allowing you to invest with high conviction.