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Forgo Owning Overvalued Securities
by
Seth Klarman
Value investors should completely
exit
a security by the time it reaches full
value
; owning
overvalued
securities
is the realm of speculators.
Source: http://www.valueinvestorinsight.com/
Tags:
buying and selling
,
securities
,
value
,
time
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