Manlobbi's Descent

by Julian Cochran

Overview

Security analysis is the field of identifying the relative merits of different assets. In this masterpiece of philosophical writing and piercing observation, the world–acclaimed polymath, J. Cochran, explains how the true investor must struggle to overcome the ever–present strong forces of the crowd. The author details the fundamental techniques for effective security analysis, and unravels the invention of an empirical and breathtakingly insightful roadmap to step over the market, revealing how to pick up the fruit years before the rest are even able to see it. Not pretending there are any shortcuts, lambasting self–help books, and aimed squarely at the enterprising investor, Cochran writes with power, style and stunning conviction, and nurtures the reader to foster an indispensable mental independence.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781483567631
Publisher:	BookBaby
Publication date:	04/03/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	126
File size:	381 KB

About the Author

Security analysis is the field of identifying the relative merits of different assets. In this masterpiece of philosophical writing and piercing observation, the world-acclaimed polymath J. Cochran, explains how the true investor must struggle to overcome the ever-present strong forces of the crowd. The author details the fundamental techniques for effective security analysis, and unravels an empirical and breathtakingly insightful roadmap to step over the market, revealing how to pick up the fruit years before the rest are even able to see it.

Table of Contents

I Manlobbi's first descent 3

II Thy companionless path 7

III What doth a true investor do each day? 13

IV Thy baseline 16

V How investments should be held 24

VI The crowd's quivering 27

VII The steadfastness filter 34

VIII Longevity versus steadfastness 45

IX Three situations of steadfastness 50

X Intrinsic value in the tenth-year 56

XI The general Manlobbi method 80

XII Instantaneous notion of intrinsic value 88

XIII Thy losses 94

XIV Tracking thy record 102

XV Current example, 5 February 2016: Brookfield Asset Management 104

XVI Harvesting 111