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Shoe Dog By Phil Knight & Intelligent Investor By Benjamin Graham 2 Books Collection Set
by Phil Knight
Business & Money
Economics
Finance
Investing
Introduction
Personal Finance
Report Poor Quality
Table of Contents
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Chapter Summaries
Chapter 1: Investment versus Speculation: Results to Be Expected by the Intelligent Investor
Chapter 2: The Investor and Inflation
Chapter 3: A Century of Stock Market History
Chapter 4: General Portfolio Policy: The Defensive Investor
Chapter 5: The Defensive Investor and Common Stocks
Chapter 6: Portfolio Policy for the Enterprising Investor: Negative Approach
Chapter 7: Portfolio Policy for the Enterprising Investor: The Positive Side
Chapter 8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations
Chapter 9: Investing in Investment Funds
Chapter 10: The Investor and His Advisers
Chapter 11: Security Analysis for the Lay Investor: General Approach
Chapter 12: Things to Consider About Per-Share Earnings
Chapter 13: A Comparison of Four Listed Companies
Chapter 14: Stock Selection for the Defensive Investor
Chapter 15: Stock Selection for the Enterprising Investor
Chapter 16: Convertible Issues and Warrants
Chapter 17: Four Extremely Instructive Case Histories
Chapter 18: A Comparison of Eight Pairs of Companies
Chapter 19: Shareholders and Managements: Dividend Policy
Chapter 20: Margin of Safety as the Central Concept of Investment
Chapter 21: Postscript
Key Takeaways
Emotional Discipline
Value Investing
Long-Term Investing
Margin of Safety
Diversification
Shareholder Activism
Investment Plan
Rebalancing
Skepticism
Embrace the Unexpected
Questions
What is “investing” versus “speculating”? How can speculation become mortally dangerous?
What is “margin of safety”? How does it protect investors?
How aggressive should your portfolio be? What factors influence your decisions?
Can you time the market? Should you even try?
Should you pick your own stocks? How should a beginner get started?
How do you find bargain issues today? How do you know when to sell them?
How do I apply these stock-selection criteria today? How do I know when to sell stocks?
What are the four most important things Graham wants you to remember about the intelligent investor?
What should shareholders demand of management? What are some examples of startling accounting devices?
What type of bargain issues does Graham recommend for aggressive investors? How does a low price provide a margin of safety?
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Key Takeaways
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