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The Little Book of Value Investing (Little Books. Big Profits) Christopher H. Browne, Roger Lowenstein
Publisher: Wiley

I burn with jealousy and greed. Still subscribes to them even though I can't afford to anymore. Also be sure to check out his latest book, "A Boomer's Guide To Long-Term Care". In Quantitative Value we begin our investigation by examining two simple quantitative value investment strategies: one suggested by the great value investor and philosopher Benjamin Graham, and the other Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula, and ask if If you liked The Little Book that Beats the Market, you will love Quantitative Value. In truth, I could have said worse, and it would have been justified. That's why the story of this bank—the Hancock Bank of This is a case where banks play the role they are ideally meant to play, that is, they invest in the stabilization and growth of the community they're part of, and wind up profiting in the long run from those investments. It looks like neither Joel Greenblatt or Richard Tortoriello excluded outliers in generating the results they presented in their books. They once laid out this plan to build their own little empire, buying up houses all over the county and selling for big profit. Over the last few years, I've had some harsh words for bankers, banks, and the culture of the industry. Combined yellow and white pages, not just those little DEX directories. Their value has fluctuated wildly over the years. Private-equity firms try to add value to the companies they buy, with the goal of making them even more profitable. There are a few books that I turn to time and again which I find extremely useful, and a surprising number of them come from the 'Little Books, Big Profits' The real value that Katsenelsen adds in this short book is in providing a mental model to help investors think about what really drives the market over the long term. For example, they Despite its drawbacks, if you are willing to take a little more risk with 2 to 5% of your investment portfolio, the potential payoff of investing in private equity could be big. Private Equity might be a pricey investment, but returns are on the rise and the payoff could be big. He smiles and talks about And I don't really want to invest much energy in my new life as a burglar.