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Any value investors browsing this evening?
When you buy at a value you think to be at a discount, how long do you wait before you sell?
Intuition tells me you would wait until the intrinsic value is reached, but some research says that it may take anywhere from 5-20 years before the intrinsic value is realized.
On average, how long do you, the one reading this post, hold your value investments? What triggers your sell?
Bonus: What is your method of calculating intrinsic value (or at least what things do you use to calculate it, don't need to say the actual formula)?
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Looks like time series.
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>>1803329
>What triggers your sell
"Successful stocks don't tell you when to sell. When you feel like bragging, it's probably time to sell." - John Neff
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>>1803329
I can actually create something like that pic
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>>1803329
Its about buying stuff you think is worth it.
For example, go to the store and they have a super mega deal on a laptop computer, lets say macbook for 200, instead of 2k. Its a sweet deal, because you think the value is >> 200, so you buy it.
Now its worth having on its own, the intrinsic value of owning a company, getting the dividend profits, etc.
But meanwhile, if someone comes around and says hey id buy that MBP for 2k, id say sure and get rid of it.
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value investors don't take monetary expansion into account.
Growth prospects are delusional, pricings going up can only happen with QE4, yet, befote everything crumbles
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>>1803329
You'd sell a stock when it's considerably above the intrinsic value. Other than that, trying to profit from misalignments is trying to read the market. You're not value investing if so.
>5-20 years
And what research would this be?
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>>1803982
>it's another anti qe fag
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