Mohammed Ekramul Haque

Learn to invest like Walter Schloss

Walter Schloss was termed a 'superinvestor' by Warren Buffett. Here is how Schloss analysed stocks and what distinguishes him from the rest

Invest in the business, not in the stock

A stock investment cannot outperform the underlying business, which is why it is important to choose the right business to bet your money on

How to pick promising stocks amidst bad news

Bad news can cause fundamentally sound stocks to fall. Here is how you can spot such opportunities

Investing is an art

Having made his share of mistakes, Ekramul Haque turned to investing for the long term in fundamentally solid businesses available at a bargain

Does investing in gold always pay off?

You may be attracted to gold, but is investing in it a good idea? Let's hear what investment guru Warren Buffet has to say

Find investment ideas the Warren Buffett way

Learn how to scout for investment ideas from the master of value investing

Investing for the next 10 years? Are you nuts?

Many investors in this age of by-the-minute business news channels associate long-term investing as holding a stock for a whole one year

Value investing is buying cheap, low valuation stock

"If you are in a lousy business for a long time, you will get a lousy result even if you buy it cheap."

Mr. Contrarian

John Neff looked for out-of-favour stocks that were cheap in relation to their earnings growth and dividend yield

The market magician

Joel Greenblatt developed the Magic Formula, which combined earnings yield and ROCE to pick 30 best stocks. We have adapted his style to the Indian context