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the object is NOT to buy low and sell high. That is a very speculative approach and would be the same as flipping a coin! "The Intelligant Investor" is the best book to read about value investing, and about investing in general.

Scenario 1 is more likely becausae once joe realizes that the stock is being traded at less then what itts worth, and if the stock has good prospects and past growth etc. then he will buy many shares of that stock because the stock is being undervalued. Cutten Nice to see someone taking...

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=ostk

the book value of OSTK per share is .544 cents

lol this is basic investing book value- The value at which an asset is carried on a balance sheet. In other words, the cost of an asset minus accumulated depreciation.

generally the reason that a stock is being traded at higher than it's book value is because it has strong prospects and chances are that in the future it will grow

Perhaps you should learn what value investing before you contradict the methods of Benjamin Graham. Because obviosely for you saying that value investing is irrational then you are obviosely smarter then 30 years of geniuses How do value investors rationally own stock? According to their...

if leh hits -20%, becuase the chance that leh will go bankrupt are very small because of the extremity of the company, I will ride leh to a maximum of ten percentage points assuming 50% recovery

the euro is not being overvalued...and the PPP doesn't hold historically

when was that article in the link posted