How Does Buffett Choose Growth Stocks

Author: Wei Ke
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This new book on Warren Buffett's stock-picking philosophy discards complex theoretical analysis and transforms the King of Stocks' experience into directly applicable skills, demonstrating strong practicality. Investing in what you don't understand or blindly following others' success will not make you successful. The most foolish reason to buy a stock is because its price is rising. There are countless stories about Buffett, but few people systematically discuss his legendary investment techniques—where does he look? What is he looking for? What signals tell him it's time to buy? This book explains how investors can follow in Buffett's footsteps to discover undervalued stocks and avoid a market that has become extremely dangerous. As a practitioner and researcher of value investment theory, Timothy Weck's works will provide you with the following knowledge: Three strategies to achieve returns exceeding market averages without taking on greater risk, a technique for evaluating a company's future earnings as a fundamental element of intrinsic value, why book value growth is Buffett's preferred metric for measuring a company's investment potential, and how Buffett uses convertible securities, options, and other secret weapons to avoid losses.