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Value investing, in stocks, focusses on buying undervalued stocks(https://www.edelweiss.in/oyo/equity) of strong companies and hold them over a long time. This will ensure huge profits in the form of dividends, bonus shares, and other incentives a company pays to its shareholders when they are looking at huge profits.<br>This presentation will give you a list of 5 good value investing books.
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Introduction Value investing, in stocks, focusses on buying undervalued stocks of strong companies and hold them over a long time. This will ensure huge profits in the form of dividends, bonus shares, and other incentives a company pays to its shareholders when they are looking at huge profits. Also known as intelligent investment, it focusses on helping you gain the maximum out of your investments. Here are a few books that jot down every bit in the best possible way.
5 books on value investing Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham: The Intelligent Investor talks to the investors directly and gives them a mathematical way of investment which is aimed at removing emotional influence as much as possible and look at the stocks with only the financial aspect. A Random Walk Down the Wall Street by Burton Malkiel: It specifies examples of traders overinflating a low-valued stock to increase the value so much that the stock went bust and everyone lost everything that they had. It explains you different examples like this that slowly help you understand the past of stock markets. The Little Books of Value Investing by Christopher Browne: The Little Book of Value Investing allows you to understand the concept of value investing and applying it in the real-life stock trading. The Dhandho Investor by MohnishPabrai: This book explains value investing principles and concepts in a much simpler way. It simply states the importance and significance of low risks, high return concept with the help of various case studies. Value Investing & Behavioral Finance by Parag Parikh: The author has tried to shed some light on helping you understand how your behaviour can affect your investment decisions and how you can keep a tab on them by taking a practical way-out.
conclusion If you are new to investment, looking forward to understanding value investment and making the most out of the stock market investment, we say you check out these books.
