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You may be wondering why I decided to read Competitive Advantage by Michael Porter as opposed to some other more instructive investing book. You may be thinking to yourself, “Actually, Competitive Advantage isn’t an investing book at all. It’s a veritable tome on business strategy and competition.” Who needs to read such an academic book […]
The Intelligent Asset Allocator: How to Build Your Portfolio to Maximize Returns and Minimize Risk written by Dr. William Bernstein is a must read for anyone looking to take control of their own finances. It provides valuable details and insight into topics regarding risk management, indexing, and, obviously, asset allocation. Bernstein is a self-taught investment […]
You Can Be a Stock Market Genius: Uncover the Secret Hiding Places of Stock Market Profits by Joel Greenblatt is one of the more interesting books I’ve read on investing. For those that don’t know, Joel Greenblatt is a value investing guru who started Gotham Capital and managed the funds to the tune of a […]
Market Neutral Investing: Build Consistent Low-Risk Profits by Creating Your Own Hedged Portfolio by Eric Stokes is a very quick read. It claims to introduce the reader to a market strategy which will allow profits in “any type of market - bull, bear, or sideways” and teach the reader how to manage the three major […]
Be warned, this is a rather long and comprehensive posts. So, here are few quickies before we get started.
To purchase this book click the following link: Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond (Wiley Finance).
To check out a little stock screen that I’ve proposed based on EPV and value driven investing, check out this […]
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