Value Investing: A Balanced ApproachISBN: 978-0-471-16292-6
Hardcover
292 pages
April 1999
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DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO THE INVESTMENT PROCESS.
What is Value Investing?
Academic Finance: Efficient Market Hypothesis and Efficient Portfolio Theory.
Graham and Dodd Fundamentalism.
Broker-Dealer Research Departments and Conventional Money Managers.
REAL-WORLD CONSIDERATIONS.
Corporate Valuation.
The Substantive Characteristics of Securities.
Capital Structure.
Promoters' and Professionals' Compensations.
Uses and Limitations of Financial Accounting.
Uses and Limitations of Narrative Disclosures.
Semantics Counts.
RESOURCE CONVERSION.
A Simplified Example.
Acquiring Securities in Bulk.
Restructuring Troubled Companies.
Other Resource Conversion Topics.
Epilogue: The Values of Value Investing.
Index.
What is Value Investing?
Academic Finance: Efficient Market Hypothesis and Efficient Portfolio Theory.
Graham and Dodd Fundamentalism.
Broker-Dealer Research Departments and Conventional Money Managers.
REAL-WORLD CONSIDERATIONS.
Corporate Valuation.
The Substantive Characteristics of Securities.
Capital Structure.
Promoters' and Professionals' Compensations.
Uses and Limitations of Financial Accounting.
Uses and Limitations of Narrative Disclosures.
Semantics Counts.
RESOURCE CONVERSION.
A Simplified Example.
Acquiring Securities in Bulk.
Restructuring Troubled Companies.
Other Resource Conversion Topics.
Epilogue: The Values of Value Investing.
Index.
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