How well does it pay to own the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index’s best-performing stock of the year? Over the 2012-2021 period, the one-year total return ranged from 80% to 743%. This book identifies the quantitative and qualitative traits of stocks that made it to #1 and tells the stories of how they got there. A key indicator, the Fridson-Lee Statistic, makes its debut in these pages.
Aiming for the massive upside of the #1 stocks entails substantial risk. It’s not something to do with more than a small percentage of your portfolio. But attempting to pick the coming year’s top performer can provide an outlet for speculative impulses that might otherwise spoil a prudent, long-term investment plan. And by investigating the statistically determined best candidates for #1, you’ll gain important insights into stock selection.
The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks explains why conventional equity research provides only limited help in zeroing in on the index’s future top performer. Spotting the #1 stock isn’t Wall Street analysts’ focus, although the information they furnish about companies’ competitive strategies is quite helpful. Problematically, investment banks’ fundamental stock reports are structured around a valuation metric that was discredited nearly half a century ago―earnings per share.
Author Martin Fridson’s previous writings on the stock market include the books It Was a Very Good Year and Investment Illusions, as well as articles such as “Ben Graham’s Value Approach: Can It Still Work?” He has received the CFA Society of New York’s Ben Graham Award and has been named the Financial Management Association International’s Financial Executive of the Year. The Green Magazine called his Financial Statement Analysis (co-authored with Fernando Alvarez) “one of the most useful investment books ever.”
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MARTIN S. FRIDSON is Chief Investment Officer at Lehmann Livian Fridson Advisors, an investment management firm built on fundamental security analysis. He is co-author of Financial Statement Analysis: A Practitioner’s Guide and a recipient of the CFA Society New York’s Ben Graham Award.
Over the period from 2012 to 2021, the one-year total return of the S&P 500 index’s top performing stock ranged from 80% to 743%. This outstanding wealth enhancement dwarfs the average return of the index itself. But is there a way to spot stocks like this before they begin their meteoric rise?
In The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks: How to Spot the Hidden Gems, Chief Investment Officer and securities analyst Martin S. Fridson delivers a practical and easy-to-follow guide to identifying ultra-high-return equities. The author identifies the quantitative and qualitative traits of stocks that rose to become the absolute strongest performers in the S&P 500.
In the book, you’ll learn why conventional equity research provides limited help in zeroing in on the index’s future top issues. You’ll also discover important insights into stock selection and the risks it involves, as well as strategies that have actually worked to generate extraordinary profits via stock picking.
The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks helps investors understand an equities market that has become increasingly disconnected from traditional measures of value and growth. It focuses on choosing those securities that have the greatest potential for appreciation over a comparatively short horizon.
An exciting and hands-on roadmap to identifying some of the stock market’s most lucrative and rewarding equities, The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks picks up where traditional securities research drops off, revealing the metrics and qualitative factors that really matter when trying to find a colossal winner that is about to break out.
Over the period from 2012 to 2021, the one-year total return of the S&P 500 index's top performing stock ranged from 80% to 743%. This outstanding wealth enhancement dwarfs the average return of the index itself. But is there a way to spot stocks like this before they begin their meteoric rise?
In The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks: How to Spot the Hidden Gems, Chief Investment Officer and securities analyst Martin S. Fridson delivers a practical and easy-to-follow guide to identifying ultra-high-return equities. The author identifies the quantitative and qualitative traits of stocks that rose to become the absolute strongest performers in the S&P 500.
In the book, you'll learn why conventional equity research provides limited help in zeroing in on the index's future top issues. You'll also discover important insights into stock selection and the risks it involves, as well as strategies that have actually worked to generate extraordinary profits via stock picking.
The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks helps investors understand an equities market that has become increasingly disconnected from traditional measures of value and growth. It focuses on choosing those securities that have the greatest potential for appreciation over a comparatively short horizon.
An exciting and hands-on roadmap to identifying some of the stock market's most lucrative and rewarding equities, The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks picks up where traditional securities research drops off, revealing the metrics and qualitative factors that really matter when trying to find a colossal winner that is about to break out.
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. How well does it pay to own the Standard & Poors 500 Indexs best-performing stock of the year? Over the 2012-2021 period, the one-year total return ranged from 80% to 743%. This book identifies the quantitative and qualitative traits of stocks that made it to #1 and tells the stories of how they got there. A key indicator, the Fridson-Lee Statistic, makes its debut in these pages. Aiming for the massive upside of the #1 stocks entails substantial risk. Its not something to do with more than a small percentage of your portfolio. But attempting to pick the coming years top performer can provide an outlet for speculative impulses that might otherwise spoil a prudent, long-term investment plan. And by investigating the statistically determined best candidates for #1, youll gain important insights into stock selection. The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks explains why conventional equity research provides only limited help in zeroing in on the indexs future top performer. Spotting the #1 stock isnt Wall Street analysts focus, although the information they furnish about companies competitive strategies is quite helpful. Problematically, investment banks fundamental stock reports are structured around a valuation metric that was discredited nearly half a century agoearnings per share. Author Martin Fridsons previous writings on the stock market include the books It Was a Very Good Year and Investment Illusions, as well as articles such as Ben Grahams Value Approach: Can It Still Work? He has received the CFA Society of New Yorks Ben Graham Award and has been named the Financial Management Association Internationals Financial Executive of the Year. The Green Magazine called his Financial Statement Analysis (co-authored with Fernando Alvarez) one of the most useful investment books ever. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781394176618
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