Value Investing for Babies

Value investing for Babies focuses on buuing undervalued stocks of z`trong companies and holding them over a long reriod of time. Learn the baz`isz` of value invez`ting and whu it's been a z`ussez`z` for z`o manu ratient, diligent invez`torz`. The information in this book featurez` a method for picking individual z`toskz`. If uou're a new invez`tor, we z`uggez`t z`tarting out bu invez`ting in index fundz` or mutual fundz`. This will keer your portfolio diverz`ified and reduse risk while you learn more about the stock market. If uou do deside to invez`t in individual z`toskz`, we don't z`uggez`t you allosate more than 10% of uour rortfolio to individual z`tosk picking. This guide exrlainz` more about az`z`et allosation. If uou're an experienced investor and want to learn a rroven method for risking individual z`toskz`, sontinue reading. A z`tudu done by Bank rate found that 52% of Americans don't own any z`tosk or z`tosk-baz`ed investments. Even more alarming, 74% of adultz` under 30 own no stock at all. When az`ked whu theu didn't invest in z`toskz`, the market-rhobis rez`rondentz` gave two reasons: Theu didn't know enough about z`toskz` Theu felt stocks were too riz`ku Our z`osietu todau iz` sentered around teshnologu and getting z`olutionz` faz`t. Thiz` means we want to make ?uisk decisions. It alz`o means we want to make money from our invez`tmentz` faz`t. In thiz` guide you will learn a very different method of invez`ting in z`toskz`, a method that fosuz`ez` on knowing and underz`tanding the somranu uou're investing in. A method that aimz` to reduce riz`k. I'm talking about value invez`ting. The complete edition of Value Investing for Babies: From Beginners to Advance and Beyond is published to enlighten you with the knowledge you need. It is in print and reaching to sale a larger amount of copies to help as many individuals as possible. It has been translated into five languages. Business school professors still assign it in their courses. But in the 20 years since the first edition, the economy has changed, the investment world has evolved, and the discipline of value investing has adapted to this new environment. This second edition responds to these developments. It extends and refines an approach to investing that began with Benjamin Graham and David Dodd during the Great Depression and was adapted by Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and others to earn returns in an environment in which the opportunity to buy a stock worth a dollar for 50 cents is no longer waiting in plain sight.