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13 Feb 2009
Stylo fades away
The owner of Barratts shoes I think. I had a quick look at their valuation as at Feb 08. They had negative liquidation values (using net net or 80/50). Their cash flows had been about -8p per share over the last few years. Not sure how that gave a share price of about 60p in the good times.
Ennstone teaches me an important lesson
I think it can be difficult to learn anything without actually living it. So handily Ennstone, my first purchase of a value stock using not much more than price to book, has fallen over into the abyss. This is good for a number of reasons, although of course not so good for the staff.
The collapse of Ennstone has helped me re-think my approach to value investing and most importantly helped me to clarify to myself what it means to me to invest at all.
The collapse of Ennstone has helped me re-think my approach to value investing and most importantly helped me to clarify to myself what it means to me to invest at all.
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