WILEY The Little Book of Investing Like the Pros: Five Steps for Picking Stocks

Nothing too special on this book. It's an average investing book.

Very nice book,but it could have beenbetter if the writers have explained the sources from where a novice investor can get the data as explained in the book.

This book is the most complete step-by-step guide on stock picking I’ve read. This book is not a niche book on valuation or technicals, but an overview of the PROCESS of investing. I didn’t realize how few books there are like this. How do you know when your research is finished? What are the pros doing and researching that I am not? What am I missing? All these questions were answered therein.The authors Pearl & Rosenbaum come from an investment banking background and previously wrote a book called “Investment Banking: Valuation, Leveraged Buyouts, and Mergers and Acquisitions”. Some of the book discusses event driven opportunities that an investment banker would have an intellectual edge investing in (e.g. mergers, spin-offs, LBO’s, bankruptcy turn-arounds, etc).The most helpful part of the book was the Word and Excel templates the authors use to organize their process. I went to their website and downloaded the templates and they greatly help in streamlining your research. Again, this book’s value was not in the nuts and bolts but in providing a framework to put it all together.What I like the most is that the book is not a gimmick. It contains no trading tricks or get rich quick shortcuts. The authors provide the tools and a method for you to begin your research and the rest is up to you.

The content of the book is extraordinary. Simple and clear. What a friend told me about the book. I decided to buy it. Unfortunately, whoever printed this book did a poor job.

Un regalo super apprezzato! carino e scritto bene