Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor
Seth A. Klarman
overview
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contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
I. Where Most Investors Stumble
1. Speculators and Unsuccessfule Investors
2. The Nature of Wall Street Works Against Investors
3. The Institutional Performance Derby: The Client Is the Loser
4. Delusions of Value: The Myths and Misconceptions of Junk Bonds in the 1980s
II. A Value-Investment Philosophy
5. Defining Your Investment Goals
6. Value Investing: The Importance of a Margin of Safety
7. At the Root of a Value-Investment Philosophy
8. The Art of Business Valuation
III. The Value-Investment Process
9. Investment Research: The Challenge of Finding Attractive Investments
10. Areas of Opportunity for Value Investors: Catalysts, Market Inefficiencies, and Institutional Constraints
11. Investing in Thrift Conversions
12. Investing in Financially Distressed and Bankrupt Securities
13. Portfolio Management and Trading
14. Investment Alternatives for the Individual Investor
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
