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Investing for Long Term Success.
Make the smartest choices you can with this must-have read for investors by one of the world's legendary value investors World-renowned investor Francisco García Paramés shares his advice and tips on making smart investments in this must-have book for those looking to make smarter choices for...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2018.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Introduction; Part One: The Backstory; Chapter 1: A Bit About My Early Years; Origins; University; First Jobs; IESE; Bestinver; My Initial Analysis and Investments; Chapter 2: Going Solo (1991-2002); 1991-1998: I Start Investing. Bull Market; 1993-1994: Up and Down (or Up and Away ...); 1995-1997: Euphoria Runs Wild; 1998: The End of the Cycle; Shadow Report on Endesa and its Subsidiaries; Activism; End of the Cycle; 1998-2002: Downswing. Global Portfolio; 1999: The Low Point; 2000-2002: Back to Normality; My Encounter with Hayek.
- The Final Take#x96;Off: 2000-2002Chapter 3: Investing as a Team (2003-2014); 2003: A NEW MANAGER; Bull Market: Bubbles; 2004-2005: The Real#x96;Estate Boom in Full Swing; Going Short; Global Portfolio; 2006-2007: On the Brink ... ; 2007; 2008: The Big Fall; Liquidity; 2008: Continuation; The Financial Crisis; Ciba: Salvation at the Darkest Hour; 2009: Immediate Recovery; The Quality of Companies; 2010-2012: European and Spanish crisis; 2013-2014: Over and Out; Appendix; Part Two: Theory: The Underpinnings of Investment; Chapter 4: The Austrian School of Economics; Brief History of the Austrian School.
- Main Tenets of the Austrian SchoolApplications to Investment; Conclusion: Subjectivism and Objective Price; Chapter 5: Investment; Saving and Investment; Real or Monetary Investment; Which Type of Asset is More Attractive, Offering Higher Returns Over the Long Run?; Historic Evidence; Volatility (Not Risk); What is Risk?; Why Do Equities Offer Both Greater Returns and Less Long-Term Risk?; More on the Political Problem; Conclusion; Appendix A; Appendix B; Chapter 6: Passive and/or Active Management; Passive Management; Active Management; Conclusion; Appendix.
- Chapter 7: Investing in Stocks (I): Foundations and PrinciplesFoundations and Experience; Settling on Quality; Competitive Advantages; The Possibility of Reinvesting; Chapter 8: Investing in Stocks (II): Opportunities, Valuation, Management; Finding the Right Opportunity; Companies to Avoid; Capital Allocation; Valuation; Normalised Earnings; Indebtedness; Market Recognition; The Perfect Stock; Portfolio Management; Chapter 9: The Irrational Investor Lurking Within Us All; Why Don't We Invest in Equities? Aversion to Volatility.
- Why Don't We Invest Using Proven Strategies, or at Least in Cheap Stocks?The Endowment Effect; Tendency to Confirm What We Already Know; The Institutions; Information Overload and Other Problems; Conclusion; Conclusions and Future; Assetmanagement; My Own Future; Appendix I: 26 Small Ideas and One Guiding Principle; Appendix II: Reading Material and Wealth Creation; References; Further Reading; Index; EULA.