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Richard Koch is the author of 15 highly acclaimed books, including the The Financial Times Guide to Strategy and the bestselling 80/20 trilogy. As well as lecturing and broadcasting, he is an extremely successful entrepreneur and investor.

 

 



Table of Contents

Part One: Strategy for the individual investor

1. Why the stock market?

2. Should you try to out-perform the market?

3. David versus Goliath

4. Rules to stop you losing

5. Record-keeping for fun

6. Why you need your own approach

7. How to pick your own approach

Part Two: Ten ways that work

Way I Follow the rainmakers

Way II Backing winners

Way III Specialisation

Way IV Detecting earnings acceleration

Way V Outsider information

Way VI Good businesses

Way VII Value investing

Way VIII Emerging markets

Way IX Contrarian investing

Way X Star businesses

Financial Times Guide to Selecting Shares that

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      Publisher Pearson Education
      Published 2/13/2014 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780273786740
      978-0273786740
      ISBN-10 0273786741
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      Business, Finance & Law Finance and accounting Investment and securities

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Richard Koch is the author of 15 highly acclaimed books, including the The Financial Times Guide to Strategy and the bestselling 80/20 trilogy. As well as lecturing and broadcasting, he is an extremely successful entrepreneur and investor.

       

       



      Table of Contents

      Part One: Strategy for the individual investor

      1. Why the stock market?

      2. Should you try to out-perform the market?

      3. David versus Goliath

      4. Rules to stop you losing

      5. Record-keeping for fun

      6. Why you need your own approach

      7. How to pick your own approach

      Part Two: Ten ways that work

      Way I Follow the rainmakers

      Way II Backing winners

      Way III Specialisation

      Way IV Detecting earnings acceleration

      Way V Outsider information

      Way VI Good businesses

      Way VII Value investing

      Way VIII Emerging markets

      Way IX Contrarian investing

      Way X Star businesses

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