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Value Investing: A Balanced Approach Martin J. Whitman, Whitman
Publisher: Wiley

May 20, 2014 - There is nothing to add to this Warren Buffet's comment about Benjamin Graham's legendary book The Intelligent Investor - The Definite Book on Value Investing. They have adopted a unique and proven approach to value investing, and have consistently demonstrated market-leading performance on the Equities desk at Schroders. Aug 10, 2011 - Instead, Greenwald et al. Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond by Bruce Greenwald. Propose a three element approach to valuation that includes valuing assets, earnings power, and profitable growth. May 20, 2014 - We have advocated holding stocks that can provide stability in turbulent markets as part of a balanced approach to equity investing. Investment Gurus by Peter Tanous. Mar 24, 2014 - In How to Read a Corporate Balance Sheet, I discussed how shareholder's equity (i.e., book value) on the balance sheet can be used as rock-bottom liquidation value for a company. Although the three types of value investors mentioned in Damodaran's paper use different approaches, they often wrestle with similar challenges. Value Investing: A Balanced Approach by Martin Whitman. For long periods this can appear to be and waiting for a share price correction. Sep 6, 2012 - Learn about a recently published paper that explores why active value investors underperform. The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America, 1st revised ed. May 16, 2014 - You will not be surprised to discover we believe there are a number of value lessons to be drawn from this tale of woe – the first being it is a graphic illustration of why we avoid businesses that trade on rich valuations. A few of the common challenges that value investors face The evidence in Damodaran's paper illustrates that active value investing is a challenging endeavor - a balance between art and science. Value Investing: A Balanced Approach Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 2000. Sep 19, 2012 - Whitman, Martin. Both approaches are equally intelligent, and you can be successful with either - but only if you know yourself well enough to pick the right one, stick with it over the course of your investing lifetime, and keep your costs and emotions under control. Feb 13, 2009 - University: Stocks for the Long Run, by Jeremy Siegel; Quality of Earnings, by Thornton Oglove; You Can Be a Stock Market Genius, by Joel Greenblatt.