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Warren Buffett will only buy a company when the market price is well below his calculation of its "intrinsic value".

That seems simple enough.
But how do you calculate intrinsic value?

In this eBook, I'll show you how.

How do you calculate the intrinsic value of a business?

Answering this question took me over 500 hours, a $5000+ University course and more books than I can count.

To get a mastery of it took me 2.5 years of part-time effort (10-20 hours a week).

For example, I listened to every Berkshire Hathaway meeting since 1994 (100+ hours) and took notes.

I even reached out to professors at Columbia and Ivey, read their books and connected with famous value investors to ask questions.

When I finally learned how to value a business, I felt robbed.

I realized that valuation is actually fairly simple and that's why Warren Buffett and Mohnish Pabrai can do it without a calculator.

After hours and hours of study, I was able to connect all the dots together, from all the books, podcasts, youtube videos and also the university course.

It finally makes sense to me.

But I believe there is a much easier way to teach it.

In this eBook, I'll break what I learned down for you simply.

You'll be able to calculate the rough intrinsic value of a business for yourself - without a calculator or spreadsheet.

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In this eBook, I'll teach you the basic building blocks of business valuation so that you can find the intrinsic valuation of a company.

This is essentially the "missing guide" that I wished I had when I started on this journey. It would have saved me so much time.

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    This eBook is a quick, free guide to teach you the basics. It's not an expensive course, or a long read. It's designed to get the point across.

    I won't teach you to be a super investor - that's the hard part.

    Instead, I'll show you the basic building blocks of valuation to help you have the confidence you need to decide if a business is overpriced, or on sale.