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The principles of value investing can help achieve financial freedom by guiding you to make informed investment decisions. Value investing involves buying stocks that are undervalued, that is, their market price is less than their intrinsic value. This approach requires a deep understanding of the company's business, its competitive advantages, and the integrity and talent of its management. By investing in such companies, you can expect a good return on your investment over time. This can contribute to your financial freedom as your investment grows, providing you with a source of income or a nest egg for retirement.
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Companies that have potential but just don't seem exciting you can put in your 'watching' pile – get back to them later after you're more adept at being a value investor. Very few companies will make it onto your wishlist, but that's OK. Remember: you're looking for a handful of companies that you are capable of understanding; that have durable moats; and that have management with integrity and talent.
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