Greeenbackd – Interview- Deep Value Investing
Posted on | October 28, 2009 | 2 Comments
Simoleon Sense has an insightful interview today with the author of the great deep value blog Greenbackd. You can get to the interview here. Both blogs are terrific for incredibly different reasons and I have mentioned both in previous blogs, but it bears repeating.
Simoleon Sense takes a psychological and behavioral approach not just to investing but to finance and the world at large. Miguel Barbosa’s site is a terrific for more than beginning investor’s. Reading his site regularly can help experienced investor’s to take a look at a perspective that is essential but also, often neglected.
Greenbackd takes terrific research and draws detailed analysis of the companies he covers from a deep value perspective, most often those companies that have a catalyst to help extract value. And when available, often he highlights Net Net stocks. The most interesting thing for me about this interview was hearing about Greenbackd’s influence’s. Many of his inspirations I shared but he extended past me into a philosophical school of Economics called the Austrian School. Nassim Taleb has referred often to Hayek, who was part of this movement. Greenbackd also recommended others including Bastiat and Hazlitt. Over the next week I will try to outline some of the Austrian view. It seems very promising and philosophically satisfying.
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October 29th, 2009 @ 1:44 am
Dear Ra’uf Glasgow & Chroma Investing,
Thank you very much for kindly linking to SimoleonSense. Its an honor to receive a link from you. I have added your website to my resources page. I wish you the best of luck. keep up the great site.
Best,
Miguel Barbosa
October 29th, 2009 @ 9:50 am
Miguel,
Thank you.
Really, the honor is mine. Thanks for coming by.