RE: Dawama14 Oct 2017 23:50
Hello DaWaMa. U mentioned INFA and so I just had to copy a few rules GabrielOak posted. My personal view is they are excellent. With Rule 1, the point about the management at INFA is key. I considered INFA and found a property developer and I looked back at his twitter (@Helensbigestfan ) and lse posts (danawinner). I chose not to invest.
Rule 1 learn everything about the company you intend to invest in and mainly its management
Rule 2 analyse the potential and the risks (micro and macro)
Rule 3 Ascertain what (given a favorable wind) you think fair value of the business is
Rule 4 If the company is significantly lower than this level, buy it
Rule 5 Calibrate your fair value of the business frequently with news and macro events as they evolve
Rule 6 Hopefully sell: never, but if you do make sure it is nearer fair value than when you purchased
Rule 7 Ignore the emotion in the market
Rule 8 Mainly don't ask others for their opinion on whether you should sell or not.
Sorry this post is not expressly about TRIN but DaWaMa seams decent, so I am only trying to help, and GabrielOak�s rules were posted here. Good Luck all.