- Introduction to Warren Buffett -The starting page for Warren Buffett’s investment secrets.
- Warren Buffett’s investment principles – A summary
- Warren Buffett and brand names – An area of particular emphasis for Buffett
- Warren Buffett and understanding a company – You need to comprehend a business before investing.
- Warren Buffett on debt – Why successful investors like buying into companies with financial strength and little debt.
- Dealing with inflation – The ability of a company to raise prices to maintain profitability is important
- Sticking to what you know – Management should focus on their areas of strength.
- Share buybacks – A company can add value to its shares by buying some of them back, but only for the right reasons.
- Return on equity – The ability of a company to earn and increase high returns on its capital is considered by Warren Buffett essential to a share investment in that company.
- Price/earnings ratio – Determining the right ratio of price to earnings of a company can influence the decision to invest or not.
- Retained earnings – If a company cannot earn more for shareholders on retained earnings than owners can, it should distribute the profits.
- Book value – Different intelligent investors have different opinions about the importance of book value to an investment decision.
- Company growth – It is not so much the growth in earnings of a company that is important, it is how they grow, and in what areas.
- Sound management – Successful investors invest in companies whose management is sound and honest.
- Owner earnings – Warren Buffett looks beyond the balance sheet and concentrates on true owner earnings.
- The compounding factor
- Bringing it all together – A summary of the tests that Warren Buffett is said to apply to a company when considering investment.
- The right price to pay
- Buffett FAQ - Topic-wise information on his Investment Philosophy
