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Informationen zum Autor In seven succinct chapters that include numerous examples, graphs, and charts, author John Schwinghamer presents a simple and effective way to succeed in investing in the stock market. John Schwinghamer is a portfolio manager with a major bank in Montreal. He started his career in 1984 as floor trader at the Montreal Exchange and then became a stock broker and an expert in derivatives. John has also held management and partnership positions in several investment firms, and he currently manages the portfolios of a select group of clients. He has a B.Comm. in finance from Concordia University, as well as extensive securities industry accreditation. He is a lead judge for the International Case Competition at the John Molson School of Business at his alma mater. He has also been an expert witness in derivatives court cases. John lives in Montreal with his artist wife and has three children. Klappentext How to make money investing in high-quality, low-risk stocksPurple Chips presents a unique stock-picking method based on identifying great companies based on simple visual examinations of financial health, applying three basic criteria to distinguish high-performing purple chip stocks from mere blue chip investments. The book also delves into the psychology of investing, arguing that most investors are better suited to winning small gains often and losing occasionally, rather than taking small losses often and winning big from time to time. In seven succinct chapters that feature plenty of helpful examples, graphs, and charts, author John Schwinghamer presents a simple and effective way to win with stocks. For more information, please visit www.PurpleChips.com. Zusammenfassung How to make money investing in high-quality, low-risk stocks Purple Chips presents a unique stock-picking method based on identifying great companies based on simple visual examinations of financial health, applying three basic criteria to distinguish high-performing purple chip stocks from mere blue chip investments. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 My Background 3 Chapter 1: The Psychology of Investing 7 Singles and Doubles Are Better 7 Tune Out the Noise 10 EPS Explained 11 Chapter 2: Purple Chips versus Blue Chips 17 Finding the Purple Chips 18 Minimum Seven Years of Positive and Growing EPS 18 Smooth and Predictable Growth in EPS 19 Minimum Market Capitalization of $1 Billion 23 Purple Chips versus Common Blue Chips 24 Dilution is a Value Killer 28 Dividends, or Getting Paid While You Wait 31 Purple Chips Make Money for Investors 31 Keeping It Simple: The Purple Chips Model versus Ratio Analysis 35 Con Edison versus Entergy 36 Wendy's versus McDonald's 37 General Mills versus Kraft Foods 39 Google versus Yahoo! 41 Chapter 3: Understanding and Seeing Valuation 43 The Normal Curve: An Odds-Based Approach 43 The Shifting EPS Line: A Quick Gauge of Value 45 Valuation Reset 49 Chapter 4: What Else You Need to Know 55 Earnings Trend 55 Value Traps 59 Valuation Trend 62 The P/E Ratio and Growth 69 How to Build a Portfolio of Purple Chips 71 Diversification 71 Position Size 72 Stop Loss Orders 73 No More Anchoring 74 Market Crashes 76 Do It Yourself 76 Chapter 5: When to Buy and Sell 79 Step 1: Draw the EPS Line 79 Step 2: Set the Buy and Sell Targets 82 Step 3: Adjust the Buy and Sell Targets 83 Buying Checklist 84 Selling Checklist 84 Chapter 6: Practice Case Studies 91 Case Study: Abbott Labs 93 Summary 106 Case Study: AutoZone 108 Summary 117 Case Study: Johnson & Johnson 1...
