Jason Shapiro: It’s Too Early To Get Long Bonds
Forward Guidance
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The Importance of Quality and Valuation in Investing
In this chapter, they discuss the importance of the quality of a company and its earnings power relative to its valuation. They highlight that a company with a low valuation may not necessarily be a value stock if it is of poor quality, while a high-quality company with a higher valuation can still be considered a value stock. They also mention that when evaluating banks based on price-to-book ratio, it's crucial to consider unrealized losses on their held-to-maturity securities. They emphasize the impact of foreclosures on commercial real estate and how it affects a bank's balance sheet and price-to-book ratio.
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