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"You need to have an approach to investing that's sound. Graham's approach is simple. If you have the right philosophy, you'll find opportunities over the next twenty, thirty, forty, fifty years."
You need to have an approach to investing that's sound. Graham's approach is simple. If you have the right philosophy, you'll find opportunities over the next twenty, thirty, forty, fifty years.
Start in the screener to narrow the field to a handful of companies.
Open one of their pages and read the fundamentals before the price. Use the scenario simulator to see what has to be true for that valuation to make sense. Then decide for yourself - the platform never tells you to buy anything.
For each of those few companies, read the page using this module's framework: fundamentals, valuation and margin of safety, composite score. If something does not add up, or the margin of safety is too thin for your criteria, it is perfectly fine to discard it and move to the next one - that is part of the work, not a failure.
You do not need a complicated method to get started, you need a consistent one that you actually follow, page after page. The basics in this module already give you the elements to do that: what the business does, what it is worth, what price you can buy it at, who runs it.