The Conscious Investor: Profiting from the Timeless Value Approach

by John F. Price

An intriguing look at the full range of value methods brought together for the first time The biggest block to success in the stock market is unconscious investing, or following the crowd without asking the right questions such “What is it really worth?” Even more fundamental “What rate of return can I confidently expect to get?” Without having the methods to answer these questions is like trying to sail a boat without a rudder.
The Conscious Investor covers each of the main methods used to calculate value or return in the stock market, along with descriptions of how and when to use them, as well as their strengths and weaknesses. Interspersed throughout the methods are the timeless investment principles of Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett. The
• Includes balance sheet methods, dividend discount methods, discounted cash flow methods, price ratio methods, and many others
• Explains the significance of viewing real value as a combination of a stock’s price or market value and its intrinsic value
• Comes with free access to key functions in the author’s Conscious Investor® software
The Conscious Investor is indispensable reading for everyone with an interest in investing in the stock market, from novices to experienced professionals. Using this book as your guide, you’ll quickly discover what it takes to be a conscious investor and gain more confidence in knowing what and when to buy, when to hold, and when to sell.

384 pages, Hardcover

First published September 23, 2010

Reviews

[Paul]

A good read. The second half dragged a bit. I liked the first half as it established some of the basics in a clear fashion.

[Lime Street Labrador]

Nah nah nah

[Pete]

This is a well written investment book...but for the more techie oriented (at least the last half of the book is). The first half is a good introduction into investing mindsets. The author is very well schooled in what he writes. I got my copy from the library, but I'm seriously considering buying a copy...

[Bryce]

Overly pedantic, but a useful guide for different approaches to building up business value.