Practical Issues in Equity Analysis The unprecedented challenges confronting equity analysts in today’s market may lead some to conclude that even tried and true methods are obsolete. In equity analysis, however, progress often consists not of devising radically different techniques but of learning to apply familiar tools in new ways. The presentations in Practical Issues in Equity Analysis show that, with minor modifications or fresh insights, a familiar approach, such as discounted cashflow analysis, can become a valuable tool for analyzing the stocks of even the most cutting-edge companies. Selected from four different AIMR seminars, the presentations in this proceedings share a common focus on practical solutions to some of the most pressing problems that equity analysts face.
Publications:
Value Enhancement and Valuation Models Aswath Damodaran Financial Reporting and Disclosure for Equity Analysis Paul R. Brown Cross-Border Financial Statement Analysis Gary S. Schieneman Old and New Perspectives on Equity Risk Philip S. Fortuna The Value Added by Equity Analysts Kent L. Womack Investor Overreaction and Contrarian Strategies David N. Dreman Global Equity Management and Valuation M. Campbell Gunn Valuing Zero-Income Stocks: A Practical Approach Barney Wilson Analyzing Asian Companies Richard H. Lawrence, Jr., CFA
发表于 2005-5-9 18:05
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