Hi all,
I'm a medical student who is also interested in finance. I read Joshua Kennon's blog pretty religiously for a few years until he started his own asset management firm with his spouse and subsequently deleted a good portion of his blog. I'm all for indexing, and even Joshua is a proponent of indexing for the vast majority of investors. However, he is a very disciplined value investor. I am nowhere close to being able to analyze a business and determine at what price and on what terms a stock should be purchased, however, I'd love to learn that skill and apply it when I have my own funds to manage after residency. I'm wondering if being a value investor of the Joshua Kennon sort is reasonable alongside being a physician? Thanks WCI!
Jake
I'm a medical student who is also interested in finance. I read Joshua Kennon's blog pretty religiously for a few years until he started his own asset management firm with his spouse and subsequently deleted a good portion of his blog. I'm all for indexing, and even Joshua is a proponent of indexing for the vast majority of investors. However, he is a very disciplined value investor. I am nowhere close to being able to analyze a business and determine at what price and on what terms a stock should be purchased, however, I'd love to learn that skill and apply it when I have my own funds to manage after residency. I'm wondering if being a value investor of the Joshua Kennon sort is reasonable alongside being a physician? Thanks WCI!
Jake
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