How Buffett invests

Why Warren Buffett doesn’t invest in companies with too much debt.

Warren Buffett doesn’t invest in businesses run by amateurs and neither should you.

Competence and integrity, the two attributes that Warren Buffett looks for in management.

Warren Buffett believes that investors should be wary about investing in companies with share buy-back schemes.

Warren Buffett thinks that a company should only withhold earnings from shareholders if it can enhance its value.

Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham both believe that if you pay more for a share than its intrinsic value, you are getting a bad deal.

A short explanation of the price-earnings ratio, just one factor that Warren Buffett takes into account when making investment decisions.

Owner earnings - what Warren Buffett thinks is the true measure of a company’s earnings - explained.

Why Warren Buffett looks for companies that are substantially inflation proofed.

Einstein is supposed to have said that the most powerful force in the world is compound interest. How Warren Buffett uses compounding to successfully invest.