| |  | | | | Ben Graham’s Approach to Cheap Stocks | |  | | Ben Graham, Warren Buffett’s investment mentor, achieved great success with low priced stocks. He reported that the average return, over a 30-year period, on diversified portfolios of cheap stocks was about 20%. An independent study showed that from 1970 to 1983, the strategy gained an average of 29.4% a year.
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In our newest article we look at the strategy he used to obtain those returns and identify buy signals in stocks that meet his requirements in the current market.
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Many investors like to buy low priced stocks. These cheap stocks will often appear on the list of the biggest winners and losers every quarter. What may be surprising is to learn that Ben Graham also traded in this kind of stock.
In this article, we explore his approach in detail, quantifying his rules and then applying them to the stocks in the current stock market. We find just a few stocks that he would buy based on those rules and we highlight those stocks for you.
The article covers:
• Three stocks trading under $2 that could be big winners.
• How we found these stocks
• The exact criteria we used to identify these stocks.
• Why we focused on low priced stocks and what that can mean for you.
• Details on each of the stocks so you can decide if these are trades that you are comfortable making in the new year.
And more.
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