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Value investing is a strategy that involves buying stocks that are undervalued in the market. It is based on the principle of buying stocks for less than their intrinsic value. Some key principles of value investing include: understanding the business, knowing the intrinsic value of the stock, buying with a margin of safety, and being patient. It's important to note that value investing requires a great deal of research, discipline, and patience.
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Most of us yearn for some level of financial freedom, but are busy juggling work-life stress, paying off student loans, servicing a mortgage, and perhaps raising kids while pursuing a career. In the middle of all of this it's tough to take the plunge and create your own investment portfolio. Many of us are too afraid of the risks involved in anything to do with the financial markets. However, with some education and practice it is possible to follow in the footsteps of Warren Buffett and his 'value investing' strategy.
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