Margin of Safety — The Three Words That Built Buffett's First Fortune
Rizal MPublished on: 08/06/2026
The single buying discipline that makes more difference than any forecast. A practical four-step method for halal value investors.
A Value Investing Framework for Muslim Investors
Rizal M
When to sell a halal stock (the part that quietly loses people money)
Rizal MPublished on: 25/05/2026
When to sell a halal stock: the only three valid reasons (it stops being halal, the thesis breaks, full value reached), the four reasons that feel valid but aren't, the one-sentence test before every sale, and why the screen runs every quarter.
Does this halal stock have a moat? (The test most investors skip)
Rizal MPublished on: 18/05/2026
The Moat Test — a halal stock can pass every screen and still be a poor long-term investment. The four economic moats with halal examples, the three questions to ask before you buy, and why moat direction matters at every quarterly review.
How much should you put in each stock? (Most investors never think about this)
Rizal MPublished on: 11/05/2026
Position sizing — how much to put in each halal stock. The two failure modes (too concentrated vs too diluted), a practical framework with conviction-based ceilings and floors, and the halal-specific consideration most investors miss.
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