Warren Buffett’s Annual Letters – 2015
As part of our series on Warren Buffett’s Annual Letters, we look at the letter for 2015, which was released over the weekend.
Monthly Archive: February 2016
Costing Basic Income for the UK
Today we’re going to look at whether Basic Income for the UK is a practical proposition, by looking at the costs involved and how they can be funded.
Fundamental Analysis Spreadsheet #2 – FA 6
Today we’re going to build another version of the Fundamental Analysis spreadsheet that we looked at last week, but this time using the company accounts.
Weekly Roundup, 23rd February 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart That Tells A Story. Henry Sanderson took a look at gold, which is popular once again.
Recent tips – Dividend Portfolio 5
In today’s post we look at some recent articles reminding us to stick with dividend investing during a bear market.
Building a Fundamental Analysis Spreadsheet – FA 5
Today we’re going to build a Fundamental Analysis Spreadsheet to take some of the work out of calculating all those financial statement ratios.
Weekly Roundup, 16th February 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart That Tells A Story. The big stories of the past week were the worries over banks and the bear market.
Build your own Bond Ladder
Today we’re going to look at how you can build your own bond ladder. Is this a good option for private investors?
HYP Case Study – Dividend Portfolio 4
Today we’re going to look at a practical example of putting together a dividend portfolio using simple rules – the HYP portfolio.
The Cashflow Statement – Fundamental Analysis 4
Today’s post is about the third and final company financial statement – the cashflow statement. We’ll look at what it contains, and how to analyse it.
Weekly Roundup, 9th February 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, where Merryn was talking about the end of cash.
The Bonkers Portfolio – Momentum made easy
Today we’re going to look at a strategy that I mentioned in a tweet a few months ago. It’s called the Bonkers Portfolio, for reasons that will become clear.
