What Kind of Analysts are Investors?
by
Warren Buffett
Tips Home
Browse by Tags
Browse by Authors
When
investing
, we view ourselves as
business
analysts, not as
market
analysts, not as macroeconomic analysts, and not even as security analysts.
Tags:
analysts
Was this Tip useful?
Print
Email
Link
Share
Copy and paste this HTML in your website to link to this page
More by Warren Buffett
A Great Company in the Eyes of Warren Buffett
Acquiring a Business with Solid Management
A Caution on the Restructuring Costs
4 Criteria for Evaluating Arbitrage Situations
A Caution on Earnings
A Common Path Taken by Fraudsters
Ben Graham's Meaning of Margin of Safety
Achieving Extraordinary Results
Investor Risk and the 5 Ways to Evaluate It
A Quality Business vs. a Quality CEO
A Warning on Restructuring Charges
A Speculation on the Most Profitable Companies in 2000
Related Tips
A Caution on Market Analysts
A Criticism of Stock Market Experts
Who's Conning Whom?
Why Short-Selling May Work (for You)
One Reason for an Analyst's Credit Rating
What is an Analyst Ratio?
Looking to Bloomberg's Monthly Publication for Opportunities
Warning on Analyst Recommendations
What is Value
What Kind of Business to Invest In
This content can be found on the following page:
Get our content on your iGoogle page
RSS