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Author Bhansali, Rupal J., author.

Title Non-consensus investing : achieving low risks and high returns / Rupal J. Bhansali.

Publication Info. New York : Columbia Business School Publishing : Columbia University Press, [2019]

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Location Call No. OPAC Message Status
 Axe 3rd Floor Stacks  332.6 B469n 2019    ---  Available
1 copy being processed for Axe Acquisitions Order.
Description ix, 268 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
text txt rdacontent
unmediated n rdamedia
volume nc rdacarrier
Gender group: gdr Women lcdgt
Nationality/regional group: nat Americans lcdgt
Occupational/field of activity group: occ Portfolio managers lcsh
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents How my passion became my profession -- "And" not "or" -- Stocks or bonds? -- To stand apart, you must stand alone -- Score upset victories -- Do no harm -- False positives and negatives -- Ditch the database, embrace the search engine -- From victim to victor -- Value investing = margin of safety -- Sizzle fizzles, patience prospers -- North Star -- A special message from me to you.
Summary "The book aims to share investment principles that have enabled the author, a successful money manager, to deliver superior risk adjusted returns throughout her 25 year career - spanning markets both bull and bear, domestic and international, developed and emerging and across market cap ranges. Active Investing has developed an inferior track record and poor reputation, not because it is not possible to beat the market but because a whole generation of investment professionals have failed to understand what it takes to succeed in the asymmetric sport of investing - where it is not enough to be correct, one also has to be non-consensus. The author calls her approach Non-Consensus Investing (NCI), distinguished from standard value investing by its emphasis on on what you get - the future risk, returns and growth of the business, rather than on what you pay. In other words, following the NCI approach, an investor is first a business analyst, second a financial analyst, and lastly a securities analyst. While traditional value investing is increasingly outsourced to computers because of its focus on strictly quantitative analysis, NCI relies on real-world heuristic frameworks. Bhansali outlines ten of the principles that she has followed throughout her successful career, one per chapter, with examples to show both the merits and pitfalls of her approach"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject Investments.
Investment analysis.
Investment advisors.
Investment advisors. (OCoLC)fst00978168
Investment analysis. (OCoLC)fst00978180
Investments. (OCoLC)fst00978234
Note Subtitle on cover: Being right when everyone else is wrong
ISBN 9780231192309 hardcover
0231192304 hardcover
9780231549769 electronic book

 
    
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