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    Investment Valuation: Learn Proven Methods For Determining Asset Value And Taking The Right Investing Decisions
    Investment Valuation: Learn Proven Methods For Determining Asset Value And Taking The Right Investing Decisions
    Investment Valuation: Learn Proven Methods For Determining Asset Value And Taking The Right Investing Decisions
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    Investment Valuation: Learn Proven Methods For Determining Asset Value And Taking The Right Investing Decisions

    By Kevin D. Peterson

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    "Know what you own, and know why you own it." – Peter Lynch

    Valuation is at the core of any investment choice, regardless of whether that choice is a purchase, offer or hold.
    Investment decisions should be valuation-based because the price you pay is the biggest determinant of your long term return on investment. All investment decisions are based on probability because no one has the ability to accurately forecast the future. This makes optimizing your positive probabilities a key to successful investing.

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    Introduction to Investment Valuation
    Valuation Methods
    Relative Valuation
    Understanding Financial Statements
    Analyzing The Balance Sheet
    Analyzing The Income Account
    The Basics Of Risk
    Ratio Analysis
    And much, much more!

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZen Mastery
    Release dateFeb 10, 2019
    ISBN9781386321019

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