Focusing on 50c DollarsBy Saj Karsan

www.oldschoolvalue.com

Foreword

This was a guest post by Barel Karsan, a blog focused on finding 50c dollars.

The blog is filled with good information, analysis and chapter by chapter book reviews. You can subscribe to his feed here.

What You Will Learn

• What can profit you the most• What are small caps• How to profit from small caps

Achieving better returns is easy to say, but how are you supposed to

achieve it?

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It won’t be by pouring your hard-earned

savings into the day’s hottest investment -

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(oil today, housing yesterday, tech stocks the day

before)

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A lot of people still overpay for these hot

markets

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And thereby incur downside risks

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Mutual fund is no good either because they are known to underperform

YOU should earn your returns

For Example

If a company that was for sale for $25 million,

but had inventory and accounts receivable

worth over $80 million,

and total liabilities of just $40 million,

would you be interested?

You would be buying $40 million of liquid assets for

$25 million

Who has $25 million?

Fortunately, the stock market sells you much

smaller chunks of these types of companies.

In fact, the stock market contains a plethora of

small cap companies that no analysts follow and

that no institutions hold

Finding these stocks do take effort

But the promise of better investment returns along

with downside risk protection holds true.

At Barel Karsan, we try to find companies worth $1

that sell for 50 cents

This investment strategy has been practiced by

Warren Buffett, Ben Graham, and countless other value investors

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