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Warren Buffett will only buy a company when the market price is well below his calculation of its "intrinsic value".
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That seems simple enough.
But how do you calculate intrinsic value?
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In this eBook, I'll show you how.
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How do you calculate the intrinsic value of a business?

Answering this question took me over 500 hours, a $5000+ University course and more books than I can count.

To get a mastery of it took me 2.5 years of part-time effort (10-20 hours a week).

For example, I listened to every Berkshire Hathaway meeting since 1994 (100+ hours) and took notes.

I even reached out to professors at Columbia and Ivey, read their books and connected with famous value investors to ask questions.

When I finally learned how to value a business, I felt robbed.

I realized that valuation is actually fairly simple and that's why Warren Buffett and Mohnish Pabrai can do it without a calculator.

After hours and hours of study, I was able to connect all the dots together, from all the books, podcasts, youtube videos and also the university course.

It finally makes sense to me.

But I believe there is a much easier way to teach it.

In this eBook, I'll break what I learned down for you simply.

You'll be able to calculate the rough intrinsic value of a business for yourself - without a calculator or spreadsheet.

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In this eBook, I'll teach you the basic building blocks of business valuation so that you can find the intrinsic valuation of a company.

This is essentially the "missing guide" that I wished I had when I started on this journey. It would have saved me so much time.

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    This eBook is a quick, free guide to teach you the basics. It's not an expensive course, or a long read. It's designed to get the point across.

    I won't teach you to be a super investor - that's the hard part.

    Instead, I'll show you the basic building blocks of valuation to help you have the confidence you need to decide if a business is overpriced, or on sale.