This companion to the bestselling "Buffettology" guides readers step by step through the same process billionaire investor Warren Buffett uses when deciding in what to invest and when.
This companion to the bestselling "Buffettology" guides readers step by step through the same process billionaire investor Warren Buffett uses when deciding in what to invest and when.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mary Buffett is the coauthor of Scribner’s bestselling Buffettology series, and a contributor to HuffPost and the online magazine Thrive Global. Mary’s online school—BuffettOnlineSchool.com—provides monthly investment insights and helps students learn to build successful stock portfolios.
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Contents INTRODUCTION PART I: UNDERSTANDING VALUE INVESTING 1: Short-Sightedness and the Bad News Phenomenon: The Gifts that Keep On Giving 2: Identifying the Economic Engine Warren Wants to Own 3: Identifying the Sick/Commodity Type Business 4: The Healthy Business: The Consumer Monopoly (Where Warren Finds All the Money) 5: Determining if the Business Has a Consumer Monopoly 6: Where to Look for a Consumer Monopoly 7: The Bad News that Creates a Buying Situation PART II: WARREN BUFFETT'S INTRINSIC VALUE EQUATIONS 8: Finding the Company and the Numbers 9: Financial Calculation #1: Predictability of Earnings at a Glance 10: Financial Calculation #2: A Test to Determine Your Initial Rate of Return 11: Financial Calculation #3: Test for Determining the Per Share Growth Rate 12: Financial Calculation #4: Relative Value to Treasury Bonds 13: Financial Calculation #5: Understanding Warren's Preference for Companies That Earn High Rates of Return on Shareholders' Equity 14: Financial Calculation #6: Determining the Projected Annual Compounding Rate of Return: Part I 15: Determining the Projected Annual Compounding Rate of Return: Part II 16: Financial Calculation #7: The Equity/Bond with an Expanding Coupon 17: Financial Calculation #8: Using the Per Share Earnings Annual Growth Rate to Project an Investment's Compounding Annual Rate of Return 18: Financial Calculation #9: Why Warren Loves Stock Repurchase Programs, or, How Can a Company Increase Its Shareholders' Fortunes By Buying Back the Company's Stock 19: Financial Calculation #10: How to Determine if Per Share Earnings Are Increasing Because of Share Repurchases 20: Financial Calculation #11: How to Measure Management's Ability to Utilize Retained Earnings 21: Financial Calculation #12: The Internet and Warren's Short-Term Arbitrage Commitments 22: Doing It Yourself: Buffettology Worksheet 23: Bringing It All Together: The Case Studies
Contents INTRODUCTION PART I: UNDERSTANDING VALUE INVESTING 1: Short-Sightedness and the Bad News Phenomenon: The Gifts that Keep On Giving 2: Identifying the Economic Engine Warren Wants to Own 3: Identifying the Sick/Commodity Type Business 4: The Healthy Business: The Consumer Monopoly (Where Warren Finds All the Money) 5: Determining if the Business Has a Consumer Monopoly 6: Where to Look for a Consumer Monopoly 7: The Bad News that Creates a Buying Situation PART II: WARREN BUFFETT'S INTRINSIC VALUE EQUATIONS 8: Finding the Company and the Numbers 9: Financial Calculation #1: Predictability of Earnings at a Glance 10: Financial Calculation #2: A Test to Determine Your Initial Rate of Return 11: Financial Calculation #3: Test for Determining the Per Share Growth Rate 12: Financial Calculation #4: Relative Value to Treasury Bonds 13: Financial Calculation #5: Understanding Warren's Preference for Companies That Earn High Rates of Return on Shareholders' Equity 14: Financial Calculation #6: Determining the Projected Annual Compounding Rate of Return: Part I 15: Determining the Projected Annual Compounding Rate of Return: Part II 16: Financial Calculation #7: The Equity/Bond with an Expanding Coupon 17: Financial Calculation #8: Using the Per Share Earnings Annual Growth Rate to Project an Investment's Compounding Annual Rate of Return 18: Financial Calculation #9: Why Warren Loves Stock Repurchase Programs, or, How Can a Company Increase Its Shareholders' Fortunes By Buying Back the Company's Stock 19: Financial Calculation #10: How to Determine if Per Share Earnings Are Increasing Because of Share Repurchases 20: Financial Calculation #11: How to Measure Management's Ability to Utilize Retained Earnings 21: Financial Calculation #12: The Internet and Warren's Short-Term Arbitrage Commitments 22: Doing It Yourself: Buffettology Worksheet 23: Bringing It All Together: The Case Studies
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