Description: Security Analysis on Wall Street by Jeffrey C. Hooke Security Analysis on Wall Street provides the framework needed for any analysis. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Security Analysis on Wall Street The principles of investing have always been simple: buy low, sell high. The information needed to make these potentially lucrative decisions, however, is often hard to find, difficult to decipher, and not always reliable. This authoritative new book is the essential reference for students who want to learn the rational, rigorous analysis that is still the most successful way to evaluate securities. Security Analysis on Wall Street explains how the values of common stocks are really determined in todays marketplace and takes a comprehensive look at the entire security evaluation process, as well as the major valuation techniques currently being used by Wall Street professionals. Beginning with an overview of the environment in which stocks are issued, researched, bought, and sold, Hooke examines the roles of the various players, the rules of the markets, and the activities surrounding initial public offerings. He then probes the intricacies of analyzing and reporting on securities with proven methods for evaluating the merits of a stock. This sophisticated yet straightforward system teaches students how to assess profitable firms; understand marginal performers, leveraged buyouts, and corporate takeovers; and-most importantly-to break down different analyses and get the big answers: Is the security fairly valued, and why or why not? "A welcome successor to Graham and Dodds Security Analysis." -Barrons Back Cover Security Analysis on Wall Street The principles of investing have always been simple: buy low, sell high. The information needed to make these potentially lucrative decisions, however, is often hard to find, difficult to decipher, and not always reliable. This authoritative new book is the essential reference for students who want to learn the rational, rigorous analysis that is still the most successful way to evaluate securities. Security Analysis on Wall Street explains how the values of common stocks are really determined in todays marketplace and takes a comprehensive look at the entire security evaluation process, as well as the major valuation techniques currently being used by Wall Street professionals. Beginning with an overview of the environment in which stocks are issued, researched, bought, and sold, Hooke examines the roles of the various players, the rules of the markets, and the activities surrounding initial public offerings. He then probes the intricacies of analyzing and reporting on securities with proven methods for evaluating the merits of a stock. This sophisticated yet straightforward system teaches students how to assess profitable firms; understand marginal performers, leveraged buyouts, and corporate takeovers; and-most importantly-to break down different analyses and get the big answers: Is the security fairly valued, and why or why not? "A welcome successor to Graham and Dodds Security Analysis." -Barrons Flap Security Analysis on Wall Street The principles of investing have always been simple: buy low, sell high. The information needed to make these potentially lucrative decisions, however, is often hard to find, difficult to decipher, and not always reliable. This authoritative new book is the essential reference for students who want to learn the rational, rigorous analysis that is still the most successful way to evaluate securities. Security Analysis on Wall Street explains how the values of common stocks are really determined in todays marketplace and takes a comprehensive look at the entire security evaluation process, as well as the major valuation techniques currently being used by Wall Street professionals. Beginning with an overview of the environment in which stocks are issued, researched, bought, and sold, Hooke examines the roles of the various players, the rules of the markets, and the activities surrounding initial public offerings. He then probes the intricacies of analyzing and reporting on securities with proven methods for evaluating the merits of a stock. This sophisticated yet straightforward system teaches students how to assess profitable firms; understand marginal performers, leveraged buyouts, and corporate takeovers; and-most importantly-to break down different analyses and get the big answers: Is the security fairly valued, and why or why not? "A welcome successor to Graham and Dodds Security Analysis." -Barrons Author Biography JEFFREY C. HOOKE is a Managing Director at Hooke Associates, LLC, a valuation firm, and FOCUS, LLC, an investment bank. He was formerly director of Emerging Markets Partnership, a $5 billion fund focusing on emerging markets,, principal investment officer of the World Bank Group, and an investment banker with Lehman Brothers and Schroder Wertheim. Hooke is also the author of M&A: A Practical Guide to Doing the Deal and Emerging Markets: A Practical Guide for Corporations, Lenders, and Investors, both from Wiley. Table of Contents Introduction Part I The Investing Environment 1 Why Analyze a Security? 2 Who Is Practicing Security Analysis? 3 Seeking a Level Playing Field 4 Other Sources of Information Part II Performing the Analysis and Writing the Research Report 5 Starting the Analysis 6 Industry Analysis 7 Company-Specific Analysis 8 Financial Statement Analysis of an Established Business 9 The Limitations of Accounting Data 10 Financial Analysis and Stock Characterization 11 Financial Projection Pointers Part III Valuation and the Investment Decision 12 Modern Approaches to Valuation 13 The Relative Value Approach 14 Valuing Marginal Performers 15 The Mergers and Acquisitions Market, Leveraged Buyouts, and Takeovers 16 Breakup Analysis 17 Recommended Investment Decision Part IV Special Cases 18 Cash Flow Stocks 19 Natural Resource Stocks 20 Financial Industry Stocks 21 Insurance Companies 22 Highly Speculative Stocks 23 Distressed Securities and Turnarounds 24 International Stocks 25 Emerging Markets: The Final Frontier Part V Summary 26 Closing Thoughts on Security Analysis Index Long Description Security Analysis on Wall Street The principles of investing have always been simple: buy low, sell high. The information needed to make these potentially lucrative decisions, however, is often hard to find, difficult to decipher, and not always reliable. This authoritative new book is the essential reference for students who want to learn the rational, rigorous analysis that is still the most successful way to evaluate securities. Security Analysis on Wall Street explains how the values of common stocks are really determined in todays marketplace and takes a comprehensive look at the entire security evaluation process, as well as the major valuation techniques currently being used by Wall Street professionals. Beginning with an overview of the environment in which stocks are issued, researched, bought, and sold, Hooke examines the roles of the various players, the rules of the markets, and the activities surrounding initial public offerings. He then probes the intricacies of analyzing and reporting on securities with proven methods for evaluating the merits of a stock. This sophisticated yet straightforward system teaches students how to assess profitable firms; understand marginal performers, leveraged buyouts, and corporate takeovers; and-most importantly-to break down different analyses and get the big answers: Is the security fairly valued, and why or why not? "A welcome successor to Graham and Dodds Security Analysis." -Barrons Feature Introduction Part I: The Investing Environment Chapter 1: Why Analyze a Security? Chapter 2: Who is Practicing Security Analysis? Chapter 3: Seeking a Level Playing Field Chapter 4: Other Sources of Information Part II: Performing the Analysis and Writing the Research Report Chapter 5: Starting the Analysis Chapter 6: Industry Analysis Chapter 7: Company-Specific Analysis Chapter 8: Financial Statement Analysis of an Established Business Chapter 9: The Limitations of Accounting Data Chapter 10: Financial Analysis and Stock Characterization Chapter 11: Financial Projection Pointers Part III: Valuation and the Investment Decision Chapter 12: Modern Approaches to Valuation Chapter 13: The Relative Value Approach Chapter 14: Valuing Marginal Performers Chapter 15: The Mergers and Acquisitions Market, Leveraged Buyouts, and Takeovers Chapter 16: Breakup Analysis Chapter 17: Recommended Investment Decision Part IV: Special Cases Chapter 18: Cash Flow Stocks Chapter 19: Natural Resource Stocks Chapter 20: Financial Industry Stocks Chapter 21: Insurance Companies Chapter 22: Highly-Speculative Stocks Chapter 23: Distressed Securities and Turnarounds Chapter 24: International Stocks Chapter 25: Emerging Markets: The Final Frontier Part V: Summary Chapter 26: Closing Thoughts on Security Analysis Index Details ISBN0471362476 Author Jeffrey C. Hooke Series Wiley Nonprofit Law, Finance, and Management Series Language English ISBN-10 0471362476 ISBN-13 9780471362470 Media Book Format Paperback DEWEY 332.632 Year 1999 Imprint John Wiley & Sons Inc Place of Publication New York Country of Publication United States Illustrations Illustrations Residence Potomac, MD, US Short Title SECURITY ANALYSIS ON WALL STRE Pages 512 Edition 1st Subtitle A Comprehensive Guide to Todays Valuation Methods DOI 10.1604/9780471362470 UK Release Date 1999-10-11 NZ Release Date 1999-08-20 Publisher John Wiley & Sons Inc Edition Description University Edition Publication Date 1999-10-11 Alternative 9780471177418 Audience Undergraduate US Release Date 1999-10-11 AU Release Date 1999-08-19 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:411385;
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ISBN-13: 9780471362470
Book Title: Security Analysis on Wall Street: a Comprehensive Guide to Today's Valuation Methods
Item Height: 250mm
Item Width: 174mm
Author: Jeffrey C. Hooke
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Finance
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
Publication Year: 1999
Type: Textbook
Item Weight: 914g
Number of Pages: 512 Pages