Wikiwealth.com Breaks Warren Buffett’s Secret Formula and Valuation System

PR Log (Press Release) – Sep 13, 2009 – WikiWealth.com, an interactive investment research company, introduces valuations of over 3,000 of the largest companies in the world using a Buffett inspired intrinsic valuation system. Wikiwealth.com applies the Buffett valuation system based on Warren Buffett’s historical market activity and investment commentary. Professional investors and students of finance have an open source to freely experiment with a Buffett inspired intrinsic valuation system. WikiWealth.com (http://www.wikiwealth.com/) continues to be the foremost global authority in interactive investment research of companies, currencies, countries and commodities.

Why is Warren Buffett the most successful investor of all time? How can Warren Buffett calculate his secret investing formula in mere seconds, but no one has ever decoded it? The answer is, Warren Buffett’s investment strategy is as much a science as it is an art. After extensive research, WikiWealth.com discovered a strong correlation between Warren Buffett’s investment type, timing and performance. An example of this is his recent investment in Goldman Sachs (http://www.wikiwealth.com/research:gs) during one of the worse economic climates in history. See WikiWealth.com’s list of Buffett caliber investments: http://www.wikiwealth.com/company:wikiwealth-hedge-fund.

A formula only tells part of the story. WikiWealth.com discovered the intangible qualities of Mr. Buffett’s investments that separate great companies from good companies. WikiWealth.com’s analysts thoroughly examined each Buffett investment for common characteristics: simple businesses, industry leaders, and barriers to entry among other variables. WikiWealth.com combines this approach with a free interactive SWOT analysis so visitors can find investments with the highest estimated potential.

The Buffett inspired intrinsic valuation system is only one segment of WikiWealth.com’s full investment research report (FIRR). The FIRR includes a complete WACC discount rate analysis, discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis, and comparative valuation analysis. The combination of Wikiwealth.com’s distinctive Wiki platform and company-specific analysis makes Wikiwealth.com the most comprehensive investment resource for students, analysts and other professionals. This innovative approach is available in only one place: http://www.wikiwealth.com/.