Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-301) and index
Contents:
Why you need this book. Learn from the worst; The cavalry arrives The value legends. Benjamin Graham: the granddaddy of the gurus; John Neff: the investor's investor; David Dreman: the great contrarian; Warren Buffett: the greatest guru The growth legends (with a value twist). Peter Lynch: the star "GARP" manager; Kenneth L. Fisher: the price-sales pioneer; Martin Zweig: the conservative growth investor The pure quants. James O'Shaughnessy: the quintessential quant; Joel Greenblatt: the man with the magic formula; Joseph Piotroski: the undiscovered academic From theory to practice. Putting it together: the principles of guru investing; The missing piece: determining when to sell Conclusion: time to take the wheel Appendix A: Performance of guru-based 10- and 20-stock model portfolios Appendix B: Guru yearly track record comparison (actual or back-tested returns)
