Kosta Ouzas (speaker) introduces a value investing approach—rooted in Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett—emphasizing fundamentals such as cash flows and book value when selecting stocks. He argues for buying companies priced reasonably with strong future potential, good management, and solid fundamentals that will drive stock price appreciation.
So one of the things that I got from working alongside him and learning from him was the value investing approach. This is like the Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett approach to investing, where you need to look at the fundamentals. You've got to look at cash flows and book value, and that's how you buy a company. You want to look at something that's, that's, that's priced, not necessarily cheaply, but priced reasonably, but has good, you know, future potential. It's going to make money in the future. It's got good management, good company, and, you know, the stock price is reasonable. Okay, I'm going to buy this stock and it's going to go up because the fundamentals are there to drive it up, up. Right.
