Stock valuation
a practical guide to Wall Street's most popular valuation models
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Word Count
92,000 words, Guess
Page Count
368 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3405455M
- ISBN-100071452249
- OCLC Control Number61151544
- OCLC Control Numberstockvaluationes00hoov
- Library of Congress Control Number2005021009
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- Goodreads3132384
Classifications
- DDC332.63/221
- LCCHG4028.V3 .H66 2005
Description
A critical, practical look at the five stock valuation models most widely used by Wall Street Based on insights from the author's unique access to top investors, including legendary mutual fund manager Bill Miller of Legg Mason Describes problems and limitations behind commonly used valuation models and how readers can plan for them
Description
"In Stock Valuation, seasoned valuation practitioner and educator Scott Hoover has crafted a valuation guidebook that is both theoretically sound and consistent with how valuation is conducted by Wall Street professionals. Covering everything from price formation and present and future value of cash flows to discount rate calculation, analysis of key financial statements, capital structure and cost of capital, and more, it introduces the valuation techniques that investment professionals use, explains how and why they use each, and advises investors on mitigating the possible biases, limitations, and idiosyncrasies they present."--Jacket.
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- Stock valuation: a practical guide to Wall Street's most popular valuation models
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