How to find undervalued stocks for your portfolio

• Since share prices have lost an average of almost ten percent worldwide since the beginning of the year, it is worth looking for inexpensive shares.
• Buffett-Munger method, value method, dividend method, ethically incorrect: four proven strategies can help you successfully approach promising stocks.
• By conventional standards, stocks are still expensive despite the slide in prices. Finding good titles is therefore difficult. We present five stocks with potential for each strategy.

“Be greedy when others are afraid”: True to his own motto, Warren Buffett bought shares in Goldman Sachs for five billion dollars in the midst of the financial crisis that had just broken out. That was in 2008, when bank stocks were probably the most unpopular form of investment in the world. Almost twelve years later, the best-known living stock market legend sold a large part of his preferred shares, which he had bought cheaply, with a profit of several billion dollars.