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100 $aLofthouse, Stephen
245 ## $aEquity Investment Management : $bHow to select stocks and markets
260 ## $aEngland : $bJohn Wiley & Sons Ltd, $c1994
300 ## $a375 pages : $bText boxs, Figures ; $c23cm
520 ## $aMany investment managers are familiar with the usual introductory investment and accounting textbook material, known a great deal about individual companies and can discuss the broad stat of the economy and prospects for the coming year-but none-the-less feel uneasy about investment strategy. How do you pick one share rather than another? Is it judgment, experience, a matter of accounting ratios, or what? There are many theories and techniques, but what is the evidence to support them? how do you decide whether the equity market as a whole is cheap or dear? And how do you decide between different markets? These questions are the subject of this book.
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653 ## $aEquity Investment management
653 ## $aMarkets
653 ## $aStephen Lofhouse
852 ## $a07 $bKho Khoa Luật $j(1): 07101909
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