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In The Little Book That Builds Wealth, author Pat Dorsey--the Director of Equity Research for leading independent investment research provider Morningstar, Inc.--reveals why competitive advantages, or economic moats, are such strong indicators of great long-term investments and examines four of their most common sources: intangible assets, cost advantages,
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Hardcover, 200 pages
Published
March 1st 2008
by Wiley
(first published January 1st 2008)
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Gran libro para todo aquel que siga la filosofía value de la inversión. Es muy necesario este libro al principio para identificar desde un principio las empresas que nos van a hacer ganar dinero. Muy interesante. Enseña mucho en poco tiempo.
Aunque ya es un tema que me comienza a sonar repetitivo, este libro explica muy bien con ejemplos relativamente contemporaneos como identificar una ventaja competitiva durable en una empresa de un modo bastante claro y fluido.
Un foso protegiendo al castillo.
Recomendable para cualquier inversionista y emprendedor!
Un foso protegiendo al castillo.
Recomendable para cualquier inversionista y emprendedor!
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“unless a company has some kind of economic moat, predicting how much shareholder value it will create in the future is pretty much a crapshoot, regardless of what the historical track record looks like. Looking at the numbers is a start, but it’s only a start. Thinking carefully about the strength of the company’s competitive advantage, and how it will (or won’t) be able to keep the competition at bay, is a critical next step.”
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“Even the Best Company Will Hurt Your Portfolio If You Pay Too Much for It.”
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