Security Analysis and Business Valuation on Wall Street 2nd Edition

Contents
PART ONE The Investing Environment
CHAPTER 1 Why Analyze a Security?
CHAPTER 2 Who’s Practicing Security Analysis and Business Valuation?
CHAPTER 3 Seeking a Level Playing Field
CHAPTER 4 Other Sources of Information
PART TWO Performing the Analysis and Writing the Research Report
CHAPTER 5 Starting the Analysis
CHAPTER 6 Industry Analysis
CHAPTER 7 Company-Specific Analysis
CHAPTER 8 Financial Statement Analysis of an Established Business
CHAPTER 9 The Limitations of Accounting Data
CHAPTER 10 Financial Analysis and Company Classification
CHAPTER 11 Financial Projection Pointers
PART THREE Valuation and the Investment Decision
CHAPTER 12 Valuation Methodologies
CHAPTER 13 Intrinsic Value and Discounted Cash Flow
CHAPTER 14 Discounted Cash Flow: Choosing the Right Discount Rate
CHAPTER 15 The Relative Value Approach
CHAPTER 16 Marginal Performers
CHAPTER 17 The Mergers and Acquisitions Market, Security Analysis, and Valuation
CHAPTER 18 Sum-of-the-Parts Analysis
CHAPTER 19 The Investment Recommendation
PART FOUR Special Cases
CHAPTER 20 Private Equity
CHAPTER 21 Natural Resource Companies
CHAPTER 22 Financial Industry Stocks
CHAPTER 23 Insurance Companies
CHAPTER 24 Highly Speculative Stocks
CHAPTER 25 Distressed Securities and Turnarounds
CHAPTER 26 International Stocks
CHAPTER 27 The Emerging Markets
PART FIVE In Conclusion
CHAPTER 28 Asset Booms and Busts
CHAPTER 29 Closing Thoughts

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