The only valuation formula Warren Buffett ever used, and why most investors get it wrong

Synopsis

In a letter to shareholders, Buffett dismantled one of investing’s most persistent false dichotomies: “Value” vs “growth”. He contended that the two are not opposing philosophies – they are in fact joined at the hip. And that most people who call themselves “value investors” are not investing in value at all.

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