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Book VIII

Socially Responsible Investing
Five Styles of Social Investing
  • Corporate governance: Not all companies are run by managers who are committed to responsible, ethical behavior. Investors following this style seek out well-run companies and press the less-than-the-best to change.
  • Environmental issues: Are your concerns centered on the use of natural resources, carbon emissions, and sustainability of the world around us? Many companies share your concern and make good investments.
  • International affairs: Maybe you don't want to support corrupt governments or finance wars. That's fair. And your money doesn't have to do that, either. You can use your investments to influence global issues.
  • Religious beliefs: Your faith may guide many aspects of your life, and maybe you'd like to include it in your financial planning. By carefully choosing the companies you invest in, you can keep the peace between your religious beliefs and investment strategies.
  • Social change: Want to invest in companies that make good products, treat workers well, and contribute to the betterment of society while avoiding those that don't have great reputations? This is the style for you.

High-Powered Investing All-in-One For Dummies - image 2 Socially responsible investors expect the companies they invest in to act ethically. See the characteristics that responsible corporations possess in a free article at www.dummies.com/extras/highpoweredinvestingaio .

Chapter 1: Making Your Investments Match Your Values

Discovering Who Invests Responsibly and Why

Taking the Long View: Monitoring and Influencing Your Investments

Chapter 2: The Socially Responsible Enterprise: Evaluating Companies

Seeing How a Company Makes Its Money

Noting How a Company Balances Shareholder and Stakeholder Needs

Heading Off Principal-Agent Problems

Paying Attention to Company Reports

Staying Up-to-Date in Other Ways

Chapter 3: Introducing the Islamic Capital Market

Defining the Concepts and Principles of Islamic Finance

Adhering to Criteria for Islamic Investments

Identifying Types of Islamic Financial Products

Introducing Islamic Financial Institutions

Chapter 4: Managing Assets in Islamic Investments

Shopping at the Islamic Capital Market

Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, and More: Investigating Your Options

Benchmarking the Performance of Islamic Funds: Islamic Indexes

Developing New Methods for Managing Market Risk

Book VII

Value Investing
Five Intangible Signs of Value
  • A franchise: Market power is tantamount to lasting earnings power, and a franchise (a market position that's difficult or impossible to duplicate) is the cornerstone of market power. An obvious, defensible franchise puts a company in a much better position to preserve and grow value.
  • Price control: A company in control of its product prices probably possesses franchise power and is using it effectively. A company that markets its products and competes on virtues other than price has good market position. That company is more likely to preserve and grow future profit margins.
  • Market leadership: Market share is important in achieving price control and economies of scale in producing, marketing, and delivering products. A company with a large market share has an advantage, while companies with a small or declining market share must pay up just to catch up.
  • Candid management: Strong management and good leadership are often obvious just from a company's behavior. Management that communicates with the press, with shareholders, and with its customers is probably doing a good job and has nothing to hide.
  • Customer care: Companies that appreciate the value of their customer base and capitalize on that value are better positioned for long-term success. These companies know their customers and treat them as something more important than advertising targets. They also can claim strong and unusual brand loyalty.

High-Powered Investing All-in-One For Dummies - image 3 The master of value investing is Warren Buffett. Read about his rise to superstardom in the finance world at www.dummies.com/extras/highpoweredinvestingaio .

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Value Investing

What Value Investing Is And Isnt

A Short Math Primer for the Value Investor

Are You a Value Investor?

Chapter 2: A Value Investors Guide to Financial Statements

What a Value Investor Looks For

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