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Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits PDF by Philip Arthur Fisher
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Philip Arthur Fisher Review and Summary ‘Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits and Other Writings’ by ‘Philip Fisher,’ an American investment genius, enables the common man to have a thorough understanding of business and helps one make intelligent investment commitments. He teaches novice investors what exactly they should search for in a company they are going to invest. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits have become a somewhat classic of the personal finance genre and teach students as well as inspires bigtime investors. Fisher highlights the importance of investing in stocks for long-term, not just for quick profits.
The book focuses on discovering future blue chips. Fisher believes in investing in potential blue chips while they are still small and hence resulting in huge gains.
Investment Classic Fisher is the kind of qualitative analysis of stocks. He believes in investing long term in prominent firms with efficient management. The book also discussed puzzling situations, even for long-term investors; like when the market is volatile. He provides 15 points for the selection of stocks. However, be warned; they are not necessarily easy to follow.
There are rarely any mathematical computations in Fisher’s books; however, he provides such compelling logic in understanding the stocks that one cannot help but agree with him. When one reads this book, he does not find mention of current ratios, balance sheets, solvency, or any of the other things that most seasoned stock pickers. Instead, he imparts simply-worded tips and tricks for analyzing the scuttlebutt that you hear about a company and whether it is worth investing in or not. Fisher strictly believes in research and development. New products are, to him, the primary determinant of growth. If you understand the rules in this book and stick religiously to Fisher’s 15-point checklist for buying stocks, avoid his ten doesn’t, and purchase shares at the right time, as he suggested how to do, you will undoubtedly invest in good companies.
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits: Practical Ideas This book is an excellent value buy. It is three books in one. These are: 1) Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits 2) Conservative Investors Sleep Well 3) Developing an Investment Philosophy
This classic in the personal investment genre is a must have for anyone interested in finance. It also takes a different stance on investing; while books throughout the world advice to keep it safe, this book claims that no risk, no gain. The book provided an excellent framework and understanding of the queries that you should ask before investing in a company and where one should look for answers. The author even makes use of a method that is more common today than in the past – a list of Don’ts. One of the crucial points Fisher brought out is not trying to time the market even if you feel it may go down. Fisher felt that there is a higher chance the market won’t go down and also if it did, most investors would not buy back at lower prices. Do not disturb a position with upside potential. Many of the companies that appear in the book do not exist anymore, but it is a vast belief that the book lessons are as valid as they were 50 years ago.
Who was? The American investor Philip Arthur Fisher is considered one of the best investors in history and one of the fathers of the modern theory of investment. Studies and professional trajectory fisherNacido in 1907, studied at the well-known Stanford University. In 1928 he began his career as an insurance analyst, and in 1931 he founded his own investment company, Fisher & Company. Fisher specialized in innovative companies, driven by R & D, always in search of the best companies at reasonable prices.
He was a reserved person, who gave very few interviews and was very selective with the clients with whom he worked.
Published books He was not well known until the publication in 1958 of his most famous book, ordinary shares and extraordinary profits (or conservative investors sleep well), published in Spain by Deusto, from which he was already one of the gurus of investment. In addition to the previous one, it also published Ways to Wealth through the Common Stock (Paths to Wealth Through Common Stocks), in 1960, available in English.
Investment strategies Fisher believed in long-term investment. Deceased in 2004, his most famous investment was made in 1955, when he acquired shares of Motorola, which at that time was a manufacturer of radios, and kept it until his death (49 years!). Does not mean that he limited himself to passively pass the time without observing the evolution of the companies. On the contrary, he was willing to sell if he saw adverse changes in the company’s outlook. But for Fisher, if the previous analysis had been done well before investing and did not change the situation drastically, this did not have to happen, that’s why he said that the best time to sell an action is “almost never.”
Investment in growth Fisher based the placement in a previous analysis of the companies, through obtaining information from various sources, in some prominent cases, and others, directly asking the company’s personnel. For him, this previous investigation was significant, since, as he said, “good actions are complicated to find. If it were not like that, everyone would have them. “ For that same reason, Fisher did not believe in excessive diversification, but in spending time finding exceptional companies at reasonable prices and making significant investments in them. Personal Finance
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