Value Investing

Value investing is buying something for less than it is worth. Something that seems so logical isn´t always so on the stock market and investors end up paying exorbitant amounts for assets that have no value.

Value Investing is based on fundamental analysis, both quantitative, which consists of analyzing the company's accounts, income statement, balance sheets and cash flows, as well as a qualitative analysis, to see what the quality of the business, product, business lines, competitive advantages and management team, among others.

«The idea of Value Investing consists of buying a share when the market price is less than its intrinsic value, in this way we obtain a margin of safety when buying shares»

It is clear that this does not always happen on the stock market, but our job as investors is to look for those companies that are eventually at low valuations for reasons that do not affect their fundamentals, and that have future growth potential.

Value Investing is the safest, most sensible and profitable long-term investment method, and is used by the best investors in the world, names like Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Peter Lynch, Pat Dorsey, Michael Burry among others and who, with over the years, added to the effect of compound interest, has made them highly successful investors.

«Rule number one, don't lose money.

Rule number two, don't forget rule number one»

–Warren Buffett