by Louis Plotnick and Kevin M. McCrane
Book Description: Prentice Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1964. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover, Maroon Boards with silver title to cover and spine, brown endpapers, First Edition, published 1964, 208 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, bottom corners bumped, top corners lightly bumped, general shelfwear, top dust dulled, internally very clean, no marks to endpapers or pages, slightest hint of tanning to pages.
Dust Jacket Condition: Good, covers rubbed and soiled, moderate wear to edges, numerous small rips and tears to edges, no tears larger then 3/4 in., not price clipped.
Contents: Introduction, 1. The Background of the Undervalued Stock, 2. The Importance of Information, 3. The Problems Common to All Investors, 4. Why Stock Prices Move, 5. The Undervalued Method of Security Evaluation, 6. The Signal, 7. A Close Look at the First Stages of the Investigation, 8. The Six Steps of the Second Stage of the Investigation, 9. A Hard Look at Performance - The Final Act, 10. Protection of Capital and Enhancement of Profit Potential : A Case and Point - McCall Corporation, 11. "Losers Can Pay" An Examination of American Motors, 12. Two Undervalueds, 13. On Selling, Sidelights and Summary, Appendix, Index. -- end.
Summary: How to locate, investigate, and invest in stocks that offer small risk of loss and high potential gains. Shows how investors can determine when stock at a depressed price is giving off strong signals of meaningful change, often overlooked, sometimes undervalued, often profitable. 208 pp.,Classic 1964 title on undervalued stocks. Collectible First Edition with dust jacket.
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