| Dear Fellow Investor,
Valuation is
the single most important factor
to consider when picking quality stocks. After all,
a bargain that remains a bargain is just as
bad an investment as a quality stock that you’ve pay
too much for!
The earnings
that a business generates over its lifetime expressed in today’s
dollars determines the value of a company at any given time.
Current events and speculation may change the perceived value
of these cash flows, but in the end, the business
is worth the cash that it can generate with its assets.
Conscious Investor® is a unique investment
system that allows you to identify quality companies --
and then calculate exactly
what price to pay for them -- in order to achieve
your required profitability.
In doing so, you are able to establish a "Margin
of Safety" between the economic value of
the business being purchased and the price being paid
for it.
By assisting you to identify and calculate
the differences between price and value of quality
businesses, Conscious Investor turns inevitable stock market
volatility to your full advantage.
This is why Conscious Investors welcome bearish
market conditions and stock market volatility rather than
fearing and dreading the inevitable
volatility. In fact, we get most excited about
buying during times of supposed "crisis". These
are the times when everyone else is panicking
and selling good businesses at
irrational low prices. This is when we make the
majority of our money.
Of course, this concept of buying quality
companies at fair prices is nothing new. These
ideas have been made famous by a quiet and thoughtful man
from Omaha, Nebraska named Warren
Buffett.
Warren Buffett is the only stock market trader
or investor on the Forbes Rich List. Buffett is the
second richest man in the world, after starting out with US$100,000
and building it up through both bull and bear markets to an
enormous $35 billion fortune.
At Conscious Investing we are passionate
about everything Buffett to whom we owe a huge debt
of gratitude. We also acknowledge that while Buffett has been
very generous in outlining his general investment philosophies,
he has been very secretive when
it comes to how he values
stocks in particular.
And you can’t blame him; after all, even
Buffett says capital allocation is a competitive business
and "ideas are valuable and subject to appropriation".
And it’s this area of valuation
where most "DIY Buffetteers",
with whom we regularly speak with in our workshops and seminars,
have routinely come unstuck.
Conscious Investor® has unique
and proprietary valuation tools that allow any investor
to implement a rational, business-like approach to stock market
investing.
You will be surprised at how powerful and
easy it is to effectively begin using the valuation tools
within Conscious Investor, and you will wonder how you could
have ever invested so much as one penny in the market without
these tools at your fingertips! (What’s more, you will finally
have a comprehensive tool at your fingertips for evaluating
all of the countless "hot tips" that we all hear
about on a daily basis. Finally, you’ll be in the driver’s
seat)!
Click here to view the free
Conscious Investor Demo
If you have ever read so much as one book
about the investment strategies of Warren Buffett (and let’s
face it, what serious investor hasn’t) then like thousands
of the investors we speak with, you’ve probably asked yourself
the question:
"Why isn’t there
an easy way for everyday investors to implement the rational,
down-to-earth practices that Buffett espouses, but which are
completely overlooked by nearly all investment professionals
and market commentators?"
If so, you're certainly not alone ...
An Obsessive Crusade
Some 8,805 miles across the world from Omaha,
there was a brilliant but mild-mannered professor named John
Price, who taught mathematics and finance in Sydney, Australia,
and previously in more than 6 countries around the world (including
nearly ten years in the USA).
But Professor Price was no ordinary professor.
Fact is, he was laser-focussed on what was thought to be an
impossible mission … making Warren
Buffett's brilliant investing strategies available to ordinary,
everyday investors.
Professor Price's painstaking research, conducted
tirelessly over a full decade, has now produced a software
system that allows the private and professional to select
quality companies. Those rare few businesses with low
debt, high return on equity, products and services that stand
out from their competitors and that have competent management
with a long track record in their industry.
In addition to providing a system for identifying
quality businesses, Professor Price has taken his crusade
a step further than most stock market experts. He’s developed
proprietary tools that allow any investor to accurately
value great companies.
Professor Price teamed up with experienced
stock market entrepreneur Margaret J. Baldock, nearly three
years ago to fully automate these ideas and make them available
to everyday investors for the first time. Margaret Baldock
spent more than a decade working in wealth creation industries
and with stock trading systems in particular. She learned
first hand the limitations of the professional investment
industry and the perils of taking a short term focus in the
stock market in particular. She became intent on finding the
best tools and training programs and making them available
to ordinary investors.
Together, Professor Price and Margaret Baldock
have developed a unique and comprehensive investment system,
called Conscious Investor®,
that allows you to:
- scan all major USA stocks (over 6,000 companies) as well
as all Canadian and Australian listed companies
- find investment grade companies (only 2% of companies
qualify!)
- analyze their debt, growth, return on capital, and much
more
- avoid companies headed for an Enron-like fate
- know what maximum price you should pay for a company's
stock
- compare the profitability of alternative stock market
investments
- directly compare the health and valuation of all stocks
within a sector, or between sectors
- thoroughly investigate any stock recommendations you may
get through newsletter subscriptions, Analysts reports,
financial advisors or from the financial media.
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