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Mycroft Blue Book Stock Guide 2014
Blue Book Stock Guide
CreateSpace
Category:
Business/Investing
Publisher: Mycroft Mall LLC
ISBN-10: 0615900593
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 282
Copyright: Nov 9, 2013
ISBN-13: 9780615900599
Mycroft's Blue Book Stock Guide 2014 is a consumer guide for stocks and was designed to help investors get a better understanding of what it takes to analyze a company correctly. The database herein analyzes 2554 companies and was created to assist both the novice and professional investor alike by giving Buy, Hold, Sell and Short opinions on each company.
Stop buying and selling blindly, and start investing like Warren Buffett does. In Mycroft’s Blue Book Stock Guide 2014, Mycroft Psaras gives you the market advantage by providing detailed analysis derived from the formula that helped make Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger billionaires. Whether you’re a novice
or a seasoned pro, any investor’s tool box is incomplete without this straightforward, accessible database. Mycroft presents major quantitative analysis on 2,554 stocks, analyzed with buy, hold, sell, and short opinions and supported with powerful back-tested ratios. Preceding the database is a thorough walk-through of need-to-know industry terms, including “free cash flow,” “net income,” “depreciation,” and “amortization.” He then explains how these interact with each other within the market and its analysis. Prior to purchasing a stock, many investors have little idea or interest in the true valuation of a company. Mycroft designed Mycroft’s Blue Book Stock Guide 2014 to be used as a reference guide for deriving an accurate, straightforward valuation of a company and giving investors the upper hand on other market participants. Mycroft presents his research in a straightforward, no-frills manner that is accessible to both the novice and seasoned investor. Its purpose is the same as a consumer guide for purchasing a television or a vehicle. It’s meant to help investors make their own decisions about where to put their money. It is a starting point in performing your own due diligence on a company.
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