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A must-read book for investors who prefer to pick stocks based on cash flow facts, not on media hype and fiction

How to Pick a Stock is written for the contrarian investor who wants an investing method that is based on cash flow facts, not on media hype and speculative impulse. This book combines an accessible presentation of a contrarian investment model and the ValuFocus tool that offers a highly studious, detailed explanation of understanding a companys true intrinsic value.

If you can calculate a companys intrinsic value on the basis of knowing if the market is currently under, fairly, or over pricing its stock, then it is possible to invest wisely in the stock market. Investors who want to buy undervalued stocks, or sell (short) overvalued ones will find this book immensely useful. The ValuFocus investing tool calculates the intrinsic value of every company in their database automatically. Thus, an individual investor can become an A student of a modeling process, or can go right ahead in using this tool to pick stocks and manage their own portfolio. Additionally, this book helps to develop an enhanced framework to fundamental equity valuation.

  • Contains the ValuFocus tool for calculating the intrinsic value of every company in the LCRT Nucleus database

  • Offers specific and innovative valuation techniques of practicing professionals for individuals to use in picking stocks long-term

  • Highlights the most state-of-the-art approaches to unconventional stock-picking for investors and corporate finance professionals

Offering encouragement to individual investors by outlining a model that delivers satisfying returns, How to Pick a Stock is especially useful for those who are patient and believe in longer-term investing horizons.

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About the Authors

Index

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A

Abacus Analytics

Abate, James A.

abnormal accruals, understanding

absolute tracking error

accounting return models

accuracy

of value calculations
robustness and

Active Portfolio Management: A Quantitative Approach for Producing Superior Returns and Controlling Risk

adjustments

analyst dashboard

analyst estimates

APT. See arbitrage pricing theory

arbitrage pricing theory

asset growth rate

assets

valuing on economic basis

asssumptions, dealing with

Atra, Robert J.

Aust, Dennis N.

B

backtesting

baseline model

behavioral models

Bernstein, Richard

beta, as predictor

bias, removing

Biddle, Gary C.

Blattberg, Robert

Bollinger bands

Bollinger, John

Boston Consulting Group

bounded rationality

calculating

Bowen, Robert M.

Brief, Richard P.

Buffett, Warren

Burroughs Wellcome Company

buy and hold

buy and hold strategy, market timing vs.

Buzzell, Robert D.

C

Callard-Madden

Callen, Jeffrey L.

capital asset pricing model

CAPM. See capital asset pricing model

cash economic return

beginning vs. steady state
calculating
exponential fading of
fade pattern
net free cash flow vs.
stock value and

cash economic return models

cash flow analysis

cash flow forecasts, using

cash flow models

cash flow return on investment models

cash flow returns on investment

stock value and

cash flow

capitalizing
economics-based

cash flows fade

cash generator

cash return models

cash return on cash invested. See cash economic return

cash-loving contrarian

cash

as business driver
as leading indicator

CER. See cash economic returns

certanty-equivalent value, intrinsic value and

CFROI. See cash flow returns on investment

CFROI Valuation: A Total System Approach to Valuing the Firm

Challenges in Quantitative Equity Management

charts, intrinsic valuation

Coca-Cola

Hewlett-Packard vs.
Pepsi vs.

COE. See cost of equity

company leverage

company return on capital

company size

compensation, executive

concentration

benefits of

conventional model, LCRT model vs.

Coonter, Paul

Copeland, Tom

core portfolio

cost of capital

cost of equity

Cottle, Sidney

Cox, Berry

Creating Shareholder Value: The New Shareholder Value: A Guide for Managers and Investors

D

dashboard, analyst

DCF analysis, conducting

DCF models

intrinsic valuations of

DCF. Seealso discounted cash flow

DDM. See dividend discount model

debt leverage

DeMarche Associates

discount rate

calculating
long-term
long-term economic growth and

discounted cash flow

discounted cash flow models

automating
future improvements
improving
refining

diversification

dividend discount model

Gordon

dividends, stock value and

Dodd, David

Dolgoff, Aaron

Dorsey, Pat

E

earnings

accounting-based
as measure
stock value and

earnings models

earnings per share

earnings results, misleading

earnings/price multiples. See price/earnings multiples

EBITDA

EBM: Outperform with Expectations-Based Management

ecomonic output, of assets

economic basis, valuing assets on

economic cash margin, stock value and

economic comparables, understanding

economic drivers

economic profiles

economic profit

economic value added

stock value and

economic value added models

efficient market, definition

efficient market theory

empirical research, validating models through

EMT. See efficient market theory

EP. See economic profiles

Estimating the Economic Rate of Return from Accounting Data

EVA. See economic value added

executive compensation

expectations, homogeneous

explanatory power

F

Fabozzi, Frank J.

factor models

fade

calculating
LCRT model and
model accuracy and
regression toward the mean and

fade process, single period method

fade rate, intrinsic valuation and

fading returns

fading

cash economic return and
growth rate and

Fama, Eugene F.

fat tails

Fat-Tailed and Skewed Return Distributions: Implications for Risk Management, Portfolio Selection, and Option Pricing

financial leverage, intrinsic value and

financial modelers

Financial Shenanigans: How to Detect Accounting Gimmicks & Fraud in Financial Reports

fiscal policy

Fletham-Ohlson

Focardi, Sergio M.

Focus on Value: A Corporate and Investor Guide to Wealth Creation

Fox, Justin

French, Kenneth R.

fundamental economics, valuing

fundamental value

fundamentals

cash flow analysis as
modeling on

G

Gale, Bradley T.

Gatto, Joe

Gaussian measures, stable Paretian vs.

Genesee Investments

geometric mean tracking errors, calculation of. See tracking errors, calculation of

global competition

Gordon dividend discount model

Gordon model

evaluating
testing

Gordon, Myron

Graham, Benjamin

Grant, James L.

Grant, Jim

Grinold, Richard C.

gross investment

GROW model

evaluating
testing

growth

growth rate

exponential fading of
of company
understanding

Gup, Benton E.

H

Haugen, Robert

Hayes, Lee

Hewlett-Packard

analyzing
Coca-Cola vs.

HOLT Value Associates

homogeneous expectations

I

Ijiri, Yuji

indicator, cash as

inflation

adjusting for

inflation risk

inflection points

macro
recognizing

information advantage, creating

internal rate of return

intrinsic valuation charts

intrinsic valuation

DCF models and
fade rate and
terminal valuation and

intrinsic value

analysis by management
basing investments on
calculating
certainty-equivalent value and
estimating
financial leverage and
foundation of
price and

intrinsic value analysis

intrinsic value approach, market value approach vs.

inventories, intrinsic value and

investing methodology

investing principles

The Investment, Financing, and Valuation of the Corporation

investments, basing on intrinsic value

investors

as homogeneous group

IRR. See internal rate of return

J

Jagadeesh, Narasinthan

Jensen, Michael

Johnson, Roy E.

Jonas, Caroline

K

Kanh, Ronald N.

Kaplan, S.

Kirschner, Lisa

Knight, Frank Hyneman

Koller, Tim

L

LCRT. Seealso LifeCycle Returns

LCRT model

applying risk in
components of
constructing
conventional model vs.
DDM models vs.
description of
fade and
managing risk in
risk and
validating
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