Security analysis : principles and technique / Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd.
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TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill, c2009.Edition: 6th edDescription: xliv, 766 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)ISBN: - 9780071592536 (set)
- 0071592539 (set)
- 9780071603126
- 0071603123
- 9780071603133 (compact disc)
- 0071603131 (compact disc)
- HG4910 .G729
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Foreword / Warren E. Buffett --
Preface to the Sixth Edition: The Timeless Wisdom of Graham and Dodd / Seth A. Klarman --
Introduction to the Sixth Edition: Benjamin Graham and Security Analysis: The Historical Backdrop / James Grant --
pt. I. Survey and Approach --
Introduction to Part I: The Essential Lessons / Roger Lowenstein --
1. The Scope and Limits of Security Analysis, the Concept of Intrinsic Value --
2. Fundamental Elements in the Problem of Analysis, Quantitative and Qualitative Factors --
3. Sources of Information --
4. Distinctions Between Investment and Speculation --
5. Classification of Securities --
pt. II. Fixed-Value Investments --
Introduction to Part II: Unshackling Bonds / Howard S. Marks --
6. The Selection of Fixed-Value Investments --
7. The Selection of Fixed-Value Investments: Second and Third Principles --
8. Specific Standards for Bond Investment --
9. Specific Standards for Bond Investment (Continued): See Accompanying CD --
10. Specific Standards for Bond Investment (Continued) --
11. Specific Standards for Bond Investment (Continued): See Accompanying CD --
12. Special Factors in the Analysis of Railroad and Public-Utility Bonds: See Accompanying CD --
13. Other Special Factors in Bond Analysis: See Accompanying CD --
14. The Theory of Preferred Stocks: See Accompanying CD --
15. Technique of Selecting Preferred Stocks for Investment --
16. Income Bonds and Guaranteed Securities --
17. Guaranteed Securities (Continued) --
18. Protective Covenants and Remedies of Senior Security Holders --
19. Protective Covenants (Continued) --
20. Preferred-Stock Protective Provisions. Maintenance of Junior Capital See Accompanying CD --
21. Supervision of Investment Holdings --
pt. III. Senior Securities With Speculative Features --
Introduction to Part III: "Blood and Judgement" / J. Ezra Merkin --
22. Privileged Issues --
23. Technical Characteristics of Privileged Senior Securities --
24. Technical Aspects of Convertible Issues --
25. Senior Securities With Warrants. Participating Issues, Switching and Hedging: See Accompanying CD --
26. Senior Securities of Questionable Safety --
pt. IV. Theory of Common-Stock Investment. The Dividend Factor --
Introduction to Part IV: Go with the Flow / Bruce Berkowitz --
27. The Theory of Common-Stock Investment --
28. Newer Canons of Common-Stock Investment --
29. The Dividend Factor in Common-Stock Analysis --
30. Stock Dividends: See Accompanying CD --
pt. V. Analysis of the Income Account. The Earnings Factor in Common-Stock Valuation --
Introduction to Part V: The Quest for Rational Investing / Glenn H. Greenberg --
31. Analysis of the Income Account --
32. Extraordinary Losses and Other Special Items in the Income Account --
33. Misleading Artifices in the Income Account. Earnings of Subsidiaries --
34. The Relation of Depreciation and Similar Charges to Earning Power --
35. Public-Utility Depreciation Policies: See Accompanying CD --
36. Amortization Charges from the Investor's Standpoint: See Accompanying CD --
37. Significance of the Earnings Record --
38. Specific Reasons for Questioning Or Rejecting the Past Record --
39. Price-Earnings Ratios for Common Stocks. Adjustments for Changes in Capitalization --
40. Capitalization Structure --
41. Low-Priced Common Stocks. Analysis of the Source of Income --
pt. VI. Balance-Sheet Analysis. Implications of Asset Values --
Introduction to Part VI: Deconstructing the Balance Sheet / Bruce Greenwald --
42. Balance-Sheet Analysis. Significance of Book Value --
43. Significance of the Current-Asset Value --
44. Implications of Liquidating Value. Stockholder-Management Relationships --
45. Balance-Sheet Analysis (Concluded) --
pt. VII. Additional Aspects of Security Analysis. Discrepancies Between Price and Value --
Introduction to Part VII: The Great Illusion of the Stock Market and the Future of Value Investing / David Abrams --
46. Stock-Option Warrants: See Accompanying CD --
47. Cost of Financing and Management --
48. Some Aspects of Corporate Pyramiding --
49. Comparative Analysis of Companies in the Same Field --
50. Discrepancies Between Price and Value --
51. Discrepancies Between Price and Value (Continued) --
52. Market Analysis and Security Analysis --
pt. VIII. Global Value Investing --
Globetrotting with Graham and Dodd / Thomas A. Russo --
Appendix. See Accompanying CD.
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