Rusmin Ang, Victor Chng

Value Investing in Growth Companies (eBook, PDF)

How to Spot High Growth Businesses and Generate 40% to 400% Investment Returns

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

How to apply the value investing model to today's high-growth Asian companies This revised edition of Value Investing in Growth Companies serves as a step-by-step guide that lets investors combine the value investing and growth investing models to find excellent investment opportunities in emerging Asian companies. Though these two investing styles are very different, the authors' proprietary "jigsaw puzzle" model integrates them into a holistic investing approach that will help readers enjoy the kind of extraordinary results that investors like Warren Buffett or Peter Lynch built their fortunes on. This model focuses on four vital criteria that, when combined, pinpoint excellent companies in which to invest. Those criteria are: simple business models, quality management, healthy financial numbers, and accurate valuation. This book shows investors how to find growth companies in Asia that combine these four criteria for nearly surefire profits. * Offers a sensible and stress-free investing strategy that is ideal for anyone looking for investment opportunities in fast-growing Asian countries * This revised edition includes new case studies focused specifically on Asian companies and their unique characteristics * Perfect for investors who want to focus on high-growth, small-cap companies that offer excellent potential returns

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
• Seitenzahl: 240
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781118567951
• Artikelnr.: 38401288

Autorenporträt

Rusmin Ang and Victor Chng are the Chief Investment Analysts at 8 Investment Pte Ltd. Together they specialize in unearthing high-growth, small-cap companies. 8 Investment was founded in 2008 with the founders' intention of inspiring investors through the sharing of successful learning experiences in business and investing. Driven by the values of integrity, responsibility, mastery and growth, the company has achieved excellent financial results with an average 139% growth in revenue annually over the last three years. Subscribing to its FASS business model (Feasibility, Adaptability, Sustainability and Scalability), 8 Investment has built one of the largest networks of value investors in Asia and developed a comprehensive range of investing books, CDs and digital learning programmes to cater to this growing audience. Their seminars and courses have been attended by over 70,000 people throughout Asia in the last six years.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword xi Preface xiii Rusmin Ang's Journey xiv Victor Chng's Journey xvi
How We Met xvii Overview of the Contents xix Acknowledgments xxi Chapter 1
The Making of a Value-Growth Investor 1 The Common Journey of New Investors
1 Short-Term Trading to Long-Term Investing 2 Growth Investors 4 Value
Investors 6 Value Investors versus Growth Investors 7 Value-Growth
Investors 9 Warren Buffett's Journey 10 Value-Growth Investors 12
Definition of Growth Companies 13 Common Misconceptions about Growth
Companies 14 Myth 1: The Higher the Growth Rate, the Better the Company 15
Myth 2: Fast Growers Are Companies in Fast-Growing Industries 16 Myth 3:
You Cannot Buy Growth Companies at Bargain Prices 16 Myth 4: Fast Growers
Are Companies That Have Small Market Capitalization 17 Myth 5: Small and
Fast-Growing Companies Are Not Covered by Analysts and Institutions 18 Myth
6: Growth Companies Pay Very Little Dividend 18 Why Value-Growth Investing?
19 Capital Appreciation or Intrinsic Value Appreciation 20 Dividend Growth
and Passive Incomes 23 Summary 26 Chapter 2 The Secrets of Successful
Value-Growth Investors 29 Healthy Thoughts Lead to Sustainable Results 29
Mindset 1: Understand the Power of Compound Interest 29 Mindset 2: Start
Young! 33 Mindset 3: Be a Long-Term Investor! 35 Mindset 4: Never Leverage
to Invest in the Long Run! 36 Mindset 5: Exercise Independent Thinking 38
Mindset 6: Be Emotionally Stable 39 Mindset 7: Think Contrarian When
Investing 41 Mindset 8: Understand Mr. Market (Effi cient Market Theory
versus Mr. Market) 43 Summary 46 Chapter 3 The Jigzaw Puzzle--Four Pieces
to Value-Growth Investing 47 The Jigsaw Puzzle Model 47 The Art and Science
of Investing 49 Looking for the Right Information 53 Information Released
by the Company 53 Information from Outsiders 57 Summary 58 Chapter 4
Business--The First Piece of the Puzzle 61 Understand a Company's Business
Model 61 Simple Business 63 Circle of Competence 65 Going Beyond the Limit
67 Competitive Advantage 70 Knowing the Competitors 73 Think Like a
Customer through the Scuttle-Butting Process 74 Finding Future Growth
Drivers 76 Understanding Risks--What Can Go Wrong? 78 Summary 79 Chapter 5
Management--The Second Piece of the Puzzle 81 Management Forms the
Cornerstone of a Business 81 Criterion 1: Trustworthiness 83 Criterion 2:
Candid in Reporting 86 Criterion 3: Aligned with Shareholders' Interests 88
Criterion 4: Track Record/Experience 90 Criterion 5: Visionary Managers 92
Summary 96 Chapter 6 Numbers--The Third Piece of the Puzzle 97 Numbers Do
Not Lie 97 Numbers to Look at When Reading the Income Statement 98 Revenue
98 Cost of Goods Sold 100 Gross Profit 100 Expenses 102 Net Profit 103
Earnings per Share (EPS) 106 Numbers to Look at When Reading the Balance
Sheet 109 Noncurrent Assets 110 Current Assets 112 Noncurrent Liabilities
114 Current Liabilities 115 Shareholders' Equity 116 Current Ratio 117
Return on Equity 118 Debt-to-Equity Ratio 120 Numbers to Look at When
Reading the Cash-Flow Statement 122 Cash Flow from Operations 123 Cash Flow
from Investment 124 Cash Flow from Finance 127 Summary 129 Chapter 7
Valuation--The Fourth Piece of the Puzzle 131 The Valuation of a Stock 131
Price-to-Earnings Ratio 133 Types of PE Ratio 136
Price-to-Earnings-to-Growth Ratio 137 Discounted Earnings Model 141
Intrinsic Value 141 Margin of Safety 148 Undervalued 149 Fair Value 149
Overvalued 150 Summary 154 Chapter 8 Screening--Buy--Monitor--Sell 155
Screening (Using Numbers against Competitors) 155 Stage 1: Consistency in
Key Performance Indicators 156 Stage 2: Comparing the Compound Annual
Growth Rate 157 Stage 3: Finding Consistency or Increases In Margins 158
Stage 4: Digging Further into a Company's Debt and Cash Position 159 Stage
5: Digging Further into Other Numbers to Confi rm Your Pick 159 Conclusion
161 Buy, Monitor, and Sell 162 Buy, Buy, and Buy 163 Monitor, Monitor, and
Monitor 166 Online Monitoring 169 Offl ine Process 170 Sell, Sell, and Sell
171 Summary 177 Chapter 9 Portfolio Management for Growth Companies 179
Understanding Your Portfolio 179 Types of Diversifi cation 180 Personal
Diversifi cation 181 Company Diversifi cation 182 Industry Diversifi cation
183 The Sky Is the Limit 184 Summary 185 Chapter 10 Avoid Common Mistakes
187 The Dos and Don'ts of Investing 187 Mistake 1: You Think You Are a
Long-Term Investor but You Are Really a Speculator 187 Mistake 2: Timing
the Market 189 Mistake 3: Investing in High-Technology and IPO Companies
190 Mistake 4: Investing in Companies that Are Not Consistent 192 Mistake
5: Buying a Growth Trap (Not Focusing on the Quantitative Side) 194 Mistake
6: Buying a Value Trap (Not Focusing on the Qualitative Side) 195 Mistake
7: Sell Your Winners; Keep Your Losers 198 Mistake 8: Diversification
Mistakes 199 Summary 200 Chapter 11 Case Studies and Conclusion 201
Bibliography 205 About the Authors 207 Index 209