Is Mason Graphite a True Value Investment?: A Case Study in Value Investing

Value investing is a stock market investment strategy that finds undervalued companies.

Value investing is not "buy low, sell high." Value investing is not "my advisor recommends this company." Value investing is not "my friend has a hunch about this company." Value investing is not "this company is a bargain compared with other companies in its market." Value investing is not "this company is taking advantage of a scientific breakthrough." Value investing is not "this company flips other companies." Value investing is not "this company uses computers or computer science to create wealth."

In this e-book you will find a description of what value investing can and should be. You will find a detailed analysis of the graphite and graphene markets. And you will find a test case using Mason Graphite to apply principles of value investing to a real world market play.

Lance Nevin, Ph.D. teaches finance at Hofstra University.


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