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Hardcover, red cloth covers with gilt title to cover, First Edition, 1979, 171 pp., Book Condition: Very Good, corners square, slightest wear to exterior, Library of Congress Copyright Office red stamp Apr 1, 1979 to copyright page, otherwise interior is clean, bright and unmarked, Dust Jacket Condition: Good, covers rubbed and scuffed, edges are worn and multiple rips and tears, not clipped, Summary: (from the back cover) For The Long Term Investor proposes a method by which an investor can consistently protect his capital while at the same time providing an adequate return. In this approach, the investor minimizes financial risk through the balance sheet, and it is pointed out when once again these financial fundamentals are becoming increasingly important. Business risk can be minimized through efficiently operating assets, and market risk can be reduced by timing for an adequate return. This approach thus produces reduced downside risk, while maintaining upside potential, resulting in exceptional profits while assuming minimum risk. The book explains why the professional money managers often have failed to outperform the market averages, and explains the dominance in the market of emotions that control this shortcoming. It then shows how to use the depth of market to secure investment objectives, by recognizing the level of development in the market, and using this factor as a device for proper timing for purchase and sale of investments. -- Contents: Preface, Introduction, PART I: THE CHARACTER OF THE MARKET, Chapter 1. Overreaction, 2. Not for Investing, 3. The Fudiciary Responsibility, PART II: TIMING, 4. Market Segments, 5. Cycles, 6. Moods, 7. Ratios, PART III: SELECTING THE PARTICULAR STOCK, 8. Proximity, 9. Fundamental Value, 10. Valuation, 11. Skewness, PART IV: PLANNING FOR A RETURN, 12. Planning for a Return, Summay -- end. 171 pp., EXTREMELY SCARCE TITLE on investment strategy circa 1979. This copy appears to be from the Library of Congress. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 001485
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