Part 1 of 5 The Value Investor Journey

What kind of investor are you?

Seven quick questions. No right or wrong answers — just an honest look at how you actually think about money. The way you answer shapes every result you'll ever get.

Intrinsic Value
What a business is actually worth, based on the cash it can generate — independent of its current share price.
Margin of Safety (MoS)
The discount between a stock's price and its intrinsic value. A buffer that protects you when your analysis is partly wrong.
Moat
A durable competitive advantage (brand, switching costs, cost advantage) that protects a company's profits from competitors over time.
Free Cash Flow (FCF)
The cash a business generates after paying for its operations and investments — the money truly available to owners.
NCAV
Net Current Asset Value = Current Assets minus Total Liabilities. What's left for shareholders if every debt were paid today.
Value Trap
A stock that looks cheap on the numbers but is cheap for a good reason — a business in genuine decline.

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