"Value Investing provides the fundamental technique of value investing as practiced by the greatest value investors, such as Warren Buffet, Michael Price, Mario Gabelli, and Walter Schloss. The authors enrich the discipline of value investing by exploring its history, explaining its underlying principles, and setting guidelines for its successful application. Building on the tremendous success of the first edition, the second edition will include new discussions on the returns to value strategies compared to those of growth ...
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"Value Investing provides the fundamental technique of value investing as practiced by the greatest value investors, such as Warren Buffet, Michael Price, Mario Gabelli, and Walter Schloss. The authors enrich the discipline of value investing by exploring its history, explaining its underlying principles, and setting guidelines for its successful application. Building on the tremendous success of the first edition, the second edition will include new discussions on the returns to value strategies compared to those of growth strategies. The authors also discuss ways to add investment value beyond the mechanical approaches and the importance of having well-focused specializations. Lastly, the second edition will include profiles of emerging names in the field of value investing, such as Andrew Weiss, Joel Greenblatt, Mason Hawkins and Bill Nygren"--
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There are a number of approaches to value investing. In many ways it all started with Graham, but the world has changed since then. Warren Buffett was a disciple of Graham's, yet his investing style turned out to be very different. This is a collection of essays by various authors that examines what 'value investing' is, what the issues are, and how various people (including Warren Buffett) have addressed its challenges.
The investment universe continually evolves. Buffett could not apply Graham's precepts slavishly because the opportunities no longer existed, but he adapted them to meet the needs of his time. The world has moved on since then and Buffett's opportunities (for the most part) no longer exist. The benefit of this compact analysis is that the reader is enabled to understand the underlying principles that gave success to Graham, Buffett and others. By understanding those principles, it may be possible for today's investor to emulate their success. You will have to be good, though!
