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Showing posts with label Security Analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security Analysis. Show all posts
Saturday 14 September 2013

Security Analysis - Benjamin Graham and David Dodd

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Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd  Security Analysis, the revolutionary book on fundamental analysis and inves...
Tuesday 26 March 2013

Benjamin Graham's Writings over time

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Year 1934 1st Edition Security Analysis Year 1940 2nd Edition Security Analysis Year 1949 1st Edition The Intelligent Investor Year...
Monday 19 March 2012

Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd pdf

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Security Analysis, the revolutionary book on fundamental analysis and investing, was first published in 1934, following unprecedented losse...
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Monday 10 August 2009

** Insiders Can Alter Market Value as Their Needs Dictate

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The value of the stockholdings of insiders is measured by what they can do with the business if and when they want to do it. If they need a ...

Controlling Stockholders and the Outside Stockholders

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There are some important differences of status and possible conflicts of interest between the controlling stockholders and the outside stoc...

Poor Management a Double Liability in Unprofitable Business

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It is a true remark that the determining factor in keeping an unprofitable business running is often the natural desire of the management t...

The Question of Continuing the Enterprise

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If a publicly owned business is consistently unsuccessful, should the stockholders move to dispose of it? Does the answer depend mainly on ...

The Holding-company Device

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Disadvantageous Corporate Structure: The Holding-company Device In the 1920s, there were many holding companies. These were enterprises or...
Saturday 8 August 2009

Changes in Capital Structure

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The preference for an all-common stock capitalization could in many cases prove disadvantageous for the owners of the business. Not only...

Prorata Distributions of Capital the Fairest Arrangement

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The basic questions are: whether any substantial amount of capital is redundant, and, whether the stockholders would benefit if such capital...

Repurchases of Shares by Companies

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Convincing evidence that many companies do in fact accumulate more capital than they need is seen in the prevalence of repurchases of stock ...

Returning Unneeded Capital to Stockholders

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These 2 examples illustrated http://myinvestingnotes.blogspot.com/2009/08/examples-of-companies-with-large.html how the problem of excessive...

Examples of Companies with Large Working Capital

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Northern Pipe Line Company In 1926, this company had: Total Equity: capital and surplus of $4,235,000, represented by Current Asset: $3,489,...

The Paradox of Large Working Capital in Mediocre Companies

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1. A prosperous company would appear more likely to accumulate excessive capital than a nonprosperous one. 2. Strangely enough, this is not ...