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Pros
The language is simple with very little jargon. Simple and straightforward. Have to thank the author and his colleagues for their generosity.
Explains very well how market works and the terminologies in layman's terms. Back tested data and the reasons why the method performed during certain periods and didn’t in relative shorter term. But it solves the problem mentioned in the first. Provid... Read More
Balanced narrative. Powerfully logical. But the underlying principles seem legit. Greeblatt explains concepts in a lucid manner.
Cons
Paul assets book on the other hand touches upon a lot more essential topics. Too simplistic an idea. Told in a very very bad way. Very repetitive. And very meandering.
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Competitiveness
An excellent and simplified approach selecting and picking highquality value stocks
Perfect book for amateurs in understanding the stock market and the “magic formula”
But if one follows the advice either cheaply bought stocks remain cheap or good businesses never trade at cheap prices
Accidentally if you take risk and buy a good business at a higher price the market corrects and you end up losing
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Have to thank the author and his colleagues for their generosity
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But if one follows the advice either cheaply bought stocks remain cheap or good businesses never trade at cheap prices
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Rank them separately by their return on capital
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Have to back test for indian markets or find if someone has done it
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This can be an important portion of ur portfolio
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It is advised that you have around 20 odd stocks to get good returns using this formula
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So it is really upto individual to decide whether heshe can use this formula or not
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Not for shortterm investors or traders
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