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The Big Money
Seven Steps to Picking Great Stocks and Finding Financial Security
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About The Book
Kobrick explains how the four qualities of winning companies -- business model, assumptions, strategy, and management (known collectively as BASM) -- are a touchstone for successful investors. They are the key to repeatability, the ability to keep producing success. BASM is important for blue-chip and young companies alike.
Once investors have identified companies with great potential, Kobrick shows them how to use his Seven Steps to financial success to manage their portfolios. All of these principles are embedded in Kobrick's insightful and often entertaining anecdotes.
The Big Money is a book no serious investor can afford to be without.
Product Details
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster (April 10, 2007)
- Length: 320 pages
- ISBN13: 9780743258715
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Raves and Reviews
"One of the best stock pickers I have ever met. . . .This book breaks new ground and will help investors improve their skills." -- Peter Lynch
"One of the great masters of the market, Fred Kobrick, offers up the lessons of a lifetime." -- Henry Scammell, Equities
"In The Big Money, Frederick Kobrick's confidence and insight, honed from more than three decades as a leading mutual fund manager and investor, make his stories worth a good listen. . . . His results speak for themselves." -- Kerry Hannon, USA Today
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