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Benjamin Graham referred to it as his “margin of safety.” Seth Klarman favors it over all other investment methods. Warren Buffett uses it to make millions for his investors.

It’s called value investing, and you can make it work wonders for your portfolio. All you need is money to invest, a little patience―and this book.

Strategic Value Investing reveals everything you need to know to build a world-class portfolio using value investing as your north star. Written by experts on valuation and financial analysis, this comprehensive guide breaks it all down into an easy-to-implement process.

The authors explain the ins and outs of determining when a stock is undervalued, then purchasing it and selling it for a profit when the rest of the world learns what you knew all along.

With Strategic Value Investing, you’ll learn how to:

Distinguish between the various measures of value, including going concern, replacement value, fair market value, book value, and intrinsic value
Identify undervalued companies before everyone else, and know what to look for, what to avoid, when to buy, and when to sell
The authors teach you how to establish a dispassionate value investing philosophy tailored to your needs.
Equally important, they provide the tools you need to adhere to this often contrarian approach regardless of your emotions or crowd sentiment. Get in before the crowd―and get out when the price is right with Strategic Value Investing.
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“A book that has much the same character as a good value investor: calm, disciplined, with a grasp both of broad theory and of how to apply it.”
―JOHN AUTHERS, senior investment columnist, Financial Times
“This comprehensive look at valuation techniques is not only insightful, but can be easily put to use by individual and professional investors alike.”
―CHARLES ROTBLUT, CFA, Vice President, the American Association of Individual Investors
“Offers a sound fundamental perspective for those looking to deepen their analysis around stocks. A great resource for all types of value investors.”
―HEATHER BRILLIANT, CFA, global head of equity research at Morningstar and member of the CFA Institute Board of Governors
“This book is of Real Value! It updates the pioneering work of Ben Graham and Phillip Fisher, blending the valuation techniques of the masters (such as Warren Buffett) and provides institutional and individual investors the A to Z of value investing from a practitioner perspective.”
―JOHN MAGINN, CFA, EVP & CIO, Mutual of Omaha (retired) and coeditor of Managing Investment Portfolios
“An actionable road map for implementing a disciplined value investing strategy. Very much in the Ben Graham style. The sophisticated individual investor will find this comprehensive digest a continual and timeless reference.”
―WALLACE FORBES, CFA, President of Forbes Investors Advisory Institute, Division of Forbes magazine
“Many books propose to help you learn how to become a better value investor. This one, which is bound to become a staple of every value investor’s library, delivers on its promise.”
―ROBERT POWELL, editor of Retirement Weekly and columnist of “MarketWatch”

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STEPHEN M. HORAN is managing director and co-lead of education activities at CFA Institute. Prior to joining CFA Institute, he was a principal of Alesco Advisors, LLC, and a professor of finance at St. Bonaventure University.
ROBERT R. JOHNSON is professor of finance in the Heider College of Business at Creighton University and also serves as a director of RS Investment Management. Prior to joining the faculty at Creighton, he was deputy CEO of CFA Institute, responsible for all aspects of the CFA program.
THOMAS R. ROBINSON is managing director of the Americas at CFA Institute. He joined CFA Institute as head of educational content in 2007 from the University of Miami, where he was an associate professor of accounting and director of the Master of Professional Accounting Program.

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STEPHEN M. HORAN is managing director and co-lead of education activities at CFA Institute. Prior to joining CFA Institute, he was a principal of Alesco Advisors, LLC, and a professor of finance at St. Bonaventure University.
ROBERT R. JOHNSON is professor of finance in the Heider College of Business at Creighton University and also serves as a director of RS Investment Management. Prior to joining the faculty at Creighton, he was deputy CEO of CFA Institute, responsible for all aspects of the CFA program.
THOMAS R. ROBINSON is managing director of the Americas at CFA Institute. He joined CFA Institute as head of educational content in 2007 from the University of Miami, where he was an associate professor of accounting and director of the Master of Professional Accounting Program.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ 0071781668
Publisher ‏ : ‎ McGraw Hill; 1st edition (January 7, 2014)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 336 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9780071781664
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0071781664
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.25 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.25 x 1.25 x 9.25 inches

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Thomas R (Tom) Robinson is managing director of the Americas at CFA Institute - leading a cross-functional team which participates in developing global strategy, implementing the global strategy regionally and engaging with stakeholders regionally. Previously Tom served as managing director of education at CFA Institute providing vision and leadership for a 100-member global team producing and delivering educational content for candidates, members, and other investment professionals Prior to joining CFA Institute Tom had a 25 year career in financial services and education having served as a tenured faculty member at the University of Miami, managing director of a private wealth investment advisory firm and director of tax and consulting services at a public accounting firm. Tom has published regularly in professional journals and has authored or co-authored many books on financial analysis, valuation and wealth management. Tom is a CFA charterholder, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) (Ohio), a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), and a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA). He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master's and doctorate from Case Western Reserve University.
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Robert R. Johnson, Ph.D., CFA, CAIA is the CEO and Co-founder of Economic Index Associates, a NYC-based firm that creates investable indices based upon Federal Reserve monetary policy. He is also Professor of Finance at Creighton University’s Heider College of Business.
He was formerly President and CEO of The American College of Financial Services in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. The College is a non-profit, accredited, degree-granting institution founded in 1927.
Bob served on the board of RS Investments, a San Francisco-based investment management firm. Until October of 2014, he was a Full Professor of Finance in the Heider College of Business at Creighton University and served as the editor for the Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting. He was formerly Senior Managing Director at CFA Institute, overseeing the Americas region, university relations, and the professional conduct program. He was responsible for all aspects of the CFA Program for the majority of his 15-year tenure at CFA Institute. In 2013, he received the Alfred C. "Pete" Morley Distinguished Service Award from CFA Institute in appreciation of his leadership, stewardship and outstanding service.
Prior to joining CFA Institute, Bob was a Professor of Finance at Creighton University from 1984 through 1996. Throughout his academic career, Bob won several teaching awards and in 1994 earned the university-wide Robert F. Kennedy Award for Teaching Excellence. Bob has over 80 refereed articles in leading finance and investment journals. His publications have appeared in the Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Portfolio Management, Financial Analysts Journal, and the Journal of Alternative Investments. He has extensive media relations experience both in the United States and abroad. He has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Barron's, Forbes, Toronto Globe and Mail, South China Morning Post, Singapore Strait Times, LeTemps, and Nikkin Weekly Newspaper, among others. He has appeared numerous times on ABC World News, Bloomberg TV (Europe and US), CNN, and China Business News, among others. He is a regular contributor on The Street, Huffington Post and El Mercurio (Chile).
Bob received his BSBA in finance (summa cum laude) from the University of Nebraska-Omaha in 1980, MBA (concentration in finance) from Creighton University in 1982, and PhD in finance/investments from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1988. He earned his CFA charter from the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts in 1991. He earned his CAIA charter from the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association in 2011.
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Stephen Horan, Ph.D., CFA, CIPM co-leads education activities at CFA Institute, providing vision and leadership for a 100-member global team generating $200M+ revenues annually from producing and delivering educational content for candidates, members, and other investment professionals including CFA Program, CIPM Program, and Claritas Investment Certificate. Oversee 12 education BUs supporting 139 local societies, 125,000 CFA Institute members, and more than 200,000 candidates globally.
Prior to joining CFA Institute, Dr. Horan was a principal of Alesco Advisors LLC, a financial analyst and forensic economist in private practice providing expert witness testimony and preparing economic impact studies, and a professor of finance at St. Bonaventure University.
Dr. Horan has authored or co-authored several books, including The New Wealth Management: A Financial Advisers Guide to Managing and Investing Client Assets and the Forbes/CFA Institute Investment Course and dozens of articles in leading peer-reviewed journals. He has published monographs commissioned by the Research Foundation of CFA Institute, received numerous research grants and awards, including the prestigious 2012 Graham and Dodd Readers’ Choice Award, and authored curriculum readings for the CFA Program curriculum. His award-winning research has been profiled in leading practitioner publications, including The CFA Digest and Barron’s, as well as the popular press, including the Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun. He is a frequent columnist in the Financial Times and is frequently cited in the media, including publications such as The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Investment News, Money Magazine, and the The South China Morning Post.
Dr. Horan serves as an associate editor for Financial Services Review and on the editorial board of the Journal of Wealth Management. He has also served CFA Institute as both associate editor and abstractor for CFA Digest, and ad-hoc reviewer for the Financial Analysts Journal. Dr. Horan earned a BBA in finance with a minor in mathematics from St. Bonaventure University and a PhD in finance with a minor in economics from State University of New York at Buffalo.
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A valuable resource for individual investors and a great introductory text or refresher on professional fundamental analysis

Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2014

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The authors have trained more professional investment analysts across the world than anyone else on the planet, so when they write something that is accessible to individual investors, it's certainly worth considering. It's written at a level that addresses a big gap between how-to-invest magazine articles and graduate finance texts. I was also struck by how helpful it could have been to read this before starting on the Chartered Financial Analyst program, because it offers a cognitive framework that would have come in handy when it's time to dive deep into the CFA material. I also hope any retail financial advisor that has ever said the word "undervalued" to a client knows the concepts covered here, too.

Luckily, the material is written in a conversational style that is both intelligent and engaging at the same time. It covers important concepts in an appropriate level of detail along with good context and some thoughtful anecdotes. I've read a lot of finance texts over the years, and this is one I can easily recommend to others.

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This book is a good reference on stock valuation models

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2016

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This book is a good reference on stock valuation models. I've dipped into several chapters, which tend to be on the academic / theoretical side. The moral of the book is that value investing works well in the long run. It has great discussion of the various valuation metrics. I intend to study this book more carefully when I finish reading the complementary book, What Works on Wall Street.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2014

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Strategic Value Investing is written in three sections. The first section discusses the background of value investing, the second discusses a variety of ways to value securities, and the third discusses formulating a strategy for assembling a portfolio of quality value securities. Having read The Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis, I found the second and third sections of this book the most helpful.

The book is very clearly written, in plain English.

This will be a great addition to any investor's library.

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Manjunath Sharma

Very good book, ran out of gas in the end

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2014

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I like this excellent book that summarizes many investing techniques. I wish the authors devoted more pages to RIM and AEG models (Residual Income model and Abnormal Earnings Growth). Author does touch a lot on RIM model and has some reservations because it uses accounting numbers that is suspect. DDM -Dividend Discount model that has been touted by many academics (finance folks, not accounting folks) is completely outdated (Columbia Business School Professor Stephen Penman says so, I agree with him). The author tries to bring everything together in the end using examples from various third party screening tools (Guru Foucs, AAII SI Pro). In fact, author has a fabulous article on this very topic in AAII Journal. That article in AAII lays-out the framework in more detail that the book itself! In the end book ran out of gas. It connects the dots but in a hurried manner. I feel the application part this strategy is dealt in limited fashion, but could have been lot more exhaustive with lots of examples. Author has no backtest results of the strategies that is mentioned in the book (at least they could point to the write journal articles that show cash-flow yield works better than some other strategy etc.). This backtest will add value to their claim and also gives the investor more confidence (IMHO). Author also talks about "valuetrap" for value stocks. This is an excellent topic that needs to be addressed in more detail so that individual investor can benefit. My 2 cents on this topic is as follows:

For example: BGFV showed as value stock in Briefing.com's service sometime back. Actually it was a value trap based on SSS, value and working capital issues. AVD was touted as a growth stock recently by AAII stock-superstars service. It turned out to be a a big trap. A simple working capital analysis showed this and I bailed (hit the exit with 4% loss). Now COH is showing up as great value stock in Joel Greenblatt's magic screen. As I write this (June 5, 2014), it is another valuetrap, because the intrinsic value is close to $31 (according my analysis). More recently DAL (Delta Airlines) is touted as value stock (for some maybe growth stock, altough there is nothing like a value or growth stock according to Warren Buffett), but it is another valuetrap IMHO. Intrinsic value is $37 ($30 from forward earnings, $4 from 5 yrs of earnings and $3 from continuing value). Here I assume generous 10% earnings growth beyond 2 yrs and 10% cost of capital.

All these has taught me a big-lesson. Never trust the results of some stock screen blindly (or somebody who gives this screen, or sells a screen to you). Even if the stock idea comes from some famous person, flavor of the year or decade or academic who has done rigorous back testing etc.

IMHO author could have shown their backtest results (using COMPUSTAT data analysis) to make a case. Irrespective of this, do your "intrinsic" value analysis. Shun DDM model (old technology), use RIM or AEG or FCFE model. In fact the very same authors have another article in AAII that explains which valuation method to use under various circumstances. It is a good one.

If one does DDM method to value BA (Boeing) that authors do in AAII article its value is $71. A value investor of course would never buy at $71 or more. I think intrinsic value based on AEG or RIM (both are same according to accounting experts and can be shown using a equation), BA value is close to $130. Let me also make it clear that DDM uses a lot of assumptions about future, and FCFE uses even more assumptions on future. In fact FCFE numbers start with with sales grwoth and operating margin, tax rate etc. and this is no different in estimating ROE or EPS numbers for RIM and AEG models. So somehow this notion that RIM and AEG models are difficult is not correct (IMHO).

Take another example such as PCLN Priceline -one can never value PCLN using DDM. RIM works well and also AEG models work superbly, same with GOOG. Would you buy google (GOOD) in 2004 thinking that PE is so high? NO. Value investor would not touch unless he can value the intrinsic worth. Starbucks in late 1990s, Home Depot, GE, Apple (AAPL) in mid 2000's had negative Free Cash Flow and if one used FCFE model, they would never buy such companies. A growing company uses lot of working capital and cash flow is negative. And if you "value" these companies using FCFE model, terminal value gives your about 70 to 80% of value (utterly unreliable long term forecast). Pick the right tool for the right job (right valuation model for the right company) is the message.

Overall I liked the book (cannot complain for $20). An excellent addition to your investing library.

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joereno

Should be read by every investor.

Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2016

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Very useful book for INVESTORS and not traders. How to evaluate companies and buy stock in them as an owner of the company for the long haul and not going after the quick speculation. Basically how to get rich slowly and minimize your risk.

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Thomas W

Solid overview of equity investing

Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2017

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In the same vein as many other equity value-investing books. Definitely worth a read.

4 stars because the editing is poor. The book is replete with errors, incorrect tables and incorrect references. Unfortunate for a book that would have otherwise received a 5 star. Hopefully a second edition will fix these.

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erlulu

Very good book

Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2014

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Very good book thal I would recommend to anybody interested in stock investing. A lot of very practical an useful information presented in a very well organized way. Well worth the prize paid.

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Andre Nunes

Worthwhile read for value investors

Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2016

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Nice read. A bit like most value investing books out there already but worth reading for sure.

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Andre

This is the best book I have ever read in investing

Reviewed in Canada on April 20, 2018

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This is the best book I have ever read in investing ! everything is crystal clear and goes into extensive detail! literally taking Walmart’s earnings and analyszing every piece of data from the income to cashflow statement I really enjoyed it. More books should go into detail like this book

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Sind Sie oder wollen Sie Value Investor sein? Muss man haben.

Reviewed in Germany on December 29, 2017

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Das Buch ist echt gut, konkret, direkt und praxisorientiert.
Natürlich bleibt die Bibel das Buch von Benjamin Graham, aber mal auch ein "how to" in der Hand zu haben ist sehr hilfreich.

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Krutu

Un livre complet mais complexe : des éléments difficilement applicables

Reviewed in France on November 19, 2014

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Le "value investing" est une technique d'investissement en bourse très connue des américains dont les papes sont Benjamin Graham et Warren Buffet.

Quelles sont les promesses de livre ?

Ce livre prétend révéler tout ce qu'il est nécessaire de connaitre pour bâtir un portefeuille boursier de classe mondiale en utilisant le "value investing" comme point central. Ecrit par des experts de cette technique et de l'analyse financière, ce guide facilement accessible explique tout en détail avec une démarche aisément reproductible.

Que contient ce livre ?

En un peu plus de 300 pages, les auteurs expliquent ce qu'est le "value investing" et pourquoi cette approche est gagnante. Puis on détaille les pièges à éviter en utilisant cette technique. On peut alors entrer dans le coeur de l'ouvrage avec la sélection des entreprises (analyse économique, analyse industrielle, analyse de l'entreprise). S'ensuivent alors 6 modèles permettant d'évaluer réellement la valeur boursière d'une entreprise. Enfin les auteurs expliquent quel modèle choisir en fonction des entreprises étudiées.

Pour avoir lu d'autres ouvrages relatifs au "value investing", il apparaît que ce livre n'est pas le plus adapté au grand public. Les notions abordées sont relativement complexes et difficilement applicables au quotidien. L'approche est très théorique avec des formules qui raviront davantage les étudiants en comptabilité et en analyse financière. Ce n'est en aucun cas un livre pratique duquel vous sortirez des recettes directement applicables pour sélectionner vos valeurs boursières. Il existe d'autres ouvrages bien plus accessibles et appliqués qui éviteront la frustration à un lecteur cherchant à dynamiser son portefeuille boursier.

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Very Useful and Content rich Book

Reviewed in India on April 18, 2014

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I have read many books on investing in general and value investing in particular. I am also a value investing practitioner. This is the branch of investing I practice as a private investor in Indian stock market. I would rate this book very high. The book is very well written. The concepts are explained clearly. It is not unwieldy. But still covers lot of ground. It won't be an exaggeration if I say that if you read this book carefully and practice the concepts on many real companies/stocks you will become skilled practitioner. I am not saying successful because that depends on behavioral attributes as much as technical expertise in evaluating and valuing companies. After reading this book you will know how to do security analysis like equity analysts in Wall Street. The book describes financial statement analysis, industry analysis, 3 types of valuation methods and also goes into little bit of earning quality/fraud investigation. The authors are associated with CFA institute so the content and advice are trustworthy. Overall great package and good value for money. The hard cover book is pleasure to hold. I think every investor should have this book on his/her book shelf.

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Christophe Jacques

Loved the probability and statistic part of that book

Reviewed in Canada on September 4, 2017

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Loved the probability and statistic part of that book. Never read about that aspect of investing. Very concrete : more than most investment books.

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