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3:37 am
September 26, 2009


Jae Jun

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Post edited 3:30 pm – January 8, 2012 by Jae Jun

List of great active investment sites that you should consider visiting and utilizing

Value Investing Blogs

Stock Valuation Calculator Sites

Special Situation Sites

7:02 am
January 5, 2012


somrh

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Jae, can you add http://www.stockspinoffs.com/

It's all written in blog format. If you click on Upcoming/Recent Spinoffs it will provide a list with the parent, spinoff and date.

The "More Info" actually links to every blog that the author has written on that particular spinoff. The author provides good summaries of each situation including links to more information.

3:29 pm
January 4, 2012


Graeme

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I can't believe I've never seen that Quicken one before. That's amazing!

1:41 am
March 16, 2010


Jae Jun

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That site owner has an impressive record. I'll have to get a translation.

6:56 pm
March 15, 2010


www.grahamnetnet.com

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Post edited 12:14 am – March 16, 2010 by www.grahamnetnet.com

I've updated the screener with commons value ratio :

P/NCAV = P/(Current Assets – Total Liabilities)

P/NNWC = P/(Cash & Equivalents + (Accounts Receivables x 0.75) + (Inventory x 0.5) – Total Liabilities)

Solv = Total Equity / ( Total Liabilities & Shareholders’ Equity – Cash & Equivalents)

The NetNet value is for me the NCAV. The NNWC is only a extra margin for protecting us against ignorance…

The solvability ratio is a custom gearing ratio (inspired by the blog Les Daubasses selon Benjamin Graham). It establishes the power relationship between the company and its bankers.

A solvability ratio >= 40 % is very recommended when you buy a netnet and can protect you against a premature bankruptcy…

EDIT :

Red : US OTC-Pink sheet

Green : US NYSE-Nasdaq-Amex

Blue : European Market

EDIT 2:

For the foreign stock on the US market, the price is converted in local currency.

12:38 am
March 13, 2010


Jae Jun

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grahamnetnet,

Curious to know what your definition of a net net is. Can you also provide some explanations of how to read the site?

5:06 pm
March 11, 2010


www.grahamnetnet.com

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Hello,

I'm the Web Master of the site : The Graham's Net-Net which is a NetNet screener. It is available at this url : http://www.grahamnetnet.com

This is the first version of this screener, an update will come next week I hope Smile.

I'm aware of any suggestions, remarks, ideas to make this screener better Laughing

8:15 pm
September 26, 2009


Jae Jun

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If you have or run a site I did not mention and I feel the quality is outstanding, leave a reply and I'll add it in.
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