Ralph Birchmeier argues that an optimal portfolio-building strategy means patiently waiting for the few investments worthy of capital allocation. He outlines the principles required for success then examines specific reasons to pass on investments, detailing behavioral biases that disrupt optimal decision making.
Ralph Birchmeier argues that an optimal portfolio-building strategy means patiently waiting for the few investments worthy of capital allocation. He outlines the principles required for success then examines specific reasons to pass on investments, detailing behavioral biases that disrupt optimal decision making.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Principles and More Introduction 1. Reasons to Pass: Investment Principles 2. Main Street Versus Wall Street: A Rigged Market? 3. Fundamental Analysis in the Digital Age 4. Indexing: A Viable Option Part II. Reasons to Pass Introduction 5. Minimum Market Capitalization 6. Financial Leverage: The Ultimate Killer 7. High¿Fixed Cost Businesses 8. Accounting 9. Regulatory Uncertainty 10. Corporate Governance 11. Asset Liability Mismatch 12. Deep Cyclical Companies Near Cycle Peak 13. High-Cost Commodity Businesses 14. Cash Flow and Earnings Disconnect 15. Structurally Declining Businesses 16. Obsolescence Risk 17. Valuation: A Critical Protector of Capital and Returns 18. Lollapalooza Effect Part III. Reasons to Buy Introduction 19. Screening 20. Growth Stocks 21. Core Characteristics of Successful Investors 22. Viable, and Buyable, Investment Opportunities 23. Selling Discipline Conclusion Index
Part I. Principles and More Introduction 1. Reasons to Pass: Investment Principles 2. Main Street Versus Wall Street: A Rigged Market? 3. Fundamental Analysis in the Digital Age 4. Indexing: A Viable Option Part II. Reasons to Pass Introduction 5. Minimum Market Capitalization 6. Financial Leverage: The Ultimate Killer 7. High¿Fixed Cost Businesses 8. Accounting 9. Regulatory Uncertainty 10. Corporate Governance 11. Asset Liability Mismatch 12. Deep Cyclical Companies Near Cycle Peak 13. High-Cost Commodity Businesses 14. Cash Flow and Earnings Disconnect 15. Structurally Declining Businesses 16. Obsolescence Risk 17. Valuation: A Critical Protector of Capital and Returns 18. Lollapalooza Effect Part III. Reasons to Buy Introduction 19. Screening 20. Growth Stocks 21. Core Characteristics of Successful Investors 22. Viable, and Buyable, Investment Opportunities 23. Selling Discipline Conclusion Index
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