This book extracts 11 key indicators from hundreds of financial indicators and explains in a simple and in-depth way how to find safe corporate stocks through indicator analysis, issues that need attention and three steps of using indicators to find high-quality assets. Because value investing is not responsible for explaining which stocks rise fast, but only which companies are safe, financial analysis focuses on finding safe and high-quality assets, supplemented by the three minimalist quantitative buying methods introduced in this book and the multi-factor quantitative buying method recommended by Benjamin Graham, to help value investors buy high-quality, safe, and undervalued stocks at the appropriate price, and grow together with the company.
This book is highly practical. It is not only a desk reference for value investors, but also a practical manual for novices in financial analysis to learn and use immediately.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! It uses 11 key financial indicators to help us see through A-shares, and also introduces a minimalist quantitative buying method. As the book says, "Value investing is not responsible for explaining which stocks are rising fast, but is only responsible for explaining which companies are safe." Financial analysis helps us find safe and high-quality assets. I like this practical tool book, which allows me to invest more rationally. For example, Kweichow Moutai's stock price has risen a lot in the past few years.
This book is very practical! It uses 11 key financial indicators to help us see through A-shares, and also introduces a minimalist quantitative buying method. As the book says, "Value investing is not responsible for explaining which stocks are rising fast, but is only responsible for explaining which companies are safe." Financial analysis helps us find safe and high-quality assets. I like this practical tool book, which allows me to invest more rationally. For example, Kweichow Moutai's stock price has risen a lot in the past few years.