This value is called the net current asset value. Long-term assets -- like land, equipment, buildings, and intangible assets -- are treated as being worthless.

Studies have shown returns as high as 35% from investing in net-nets. Benjamin Graham used the criterion for buying stocks: net current asset value must be at least 1.5 times its market ...

This technique is called net-net investing, due to buying a company for less than its net-net working capital (or net current asset value, depending on which method you choose).

The Net-Net Stock Strategy is a unique value investing approach that involves identifying and investing in stocks trading at a substantial discount to their intrinsic value.

Weekly net asset value ("NAV") is calculated as of the close of business on each Tuesday and posted on the following business day.