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Peter Lynch who coined the term 10 bagger grew his mutual fund Fidelity Magellan from 1977 to 1990 with an average on return of 29%. In his book One Up On Wall Street, he describes how to use common sense and financial analysis to make money in the markets. But if you read the book carefully [...]

Turnaround stock investing is the only website devoted to deep value investors that recognize money management is just as important as stock research. The goal is to have the site serve as a community of like-minded value investors who recognize that its ok to ask for support and acceptance [...]

As many readers of this blog know, I believe you can create wealth investing in turnaround stocks but only if you incorporate it with a money management plan. If you don’t plan to cut your losses keep your money in a passive index fund or buy a company or real estate. This is a strong […]

One of the benefits of incorporating technical and fundamental analysis while value investing is that you begin to respect the trend. Over the past few decades, I have learned from experience that fighting Trends is extremely difficult. When buying a value stock, I wait for signs of a technical [...]

If your sitting in a few value traps after the recent market dip, the thought of stop losses may be circulating in your mind. I find there is more confusion surrounding stop losses than any other investment topic. The placement of a stop loss is both an art and a science and one of the […]

What’s your investing setup? This is a term to describe your specific investment approach. Think of it as a template. In my case, I focus on stocks that have a bottoming chart formation and a low enterprise value to sales ratio. I want allot of operating leverage which enables me to [...]