Fundamental analysis · Intermediate
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits
Philip Fisher
Focuses on judging management quality and durability rather than the balance sheet alone — the qualitative half of fundamental analysis.
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- First published
- 2000
- Length
- 4 pages
- ISBN
- 9781560150411
The highlights
What this book actually gives you, in short.
- 1
Argues the biggest returns come from holding a few outstanding companies for a very long time.
- 2
Gives a checklist for judging management, R&D and sales organisation — the things numbers do not show.
- 3
Introduces the scuttlebutt method: ask customers, suppliers and competitors before you trust the accounts.
At a glance
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- First published in 2000.
- About 4 pages.
- No online copy — you would need to buy it or find a library.
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