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| How to Select Winning Stocks | 
 enlarge | Authors: Paul Larson, Inc. Morningstar
Publisher: Wiley
Category: Book
List Price: $16.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 542817
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 264
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 9 x 7.3 x 0.7
ISBN: 0471719587
Dewey Decimal Number: 332.6322
EAN: 9780471719588
ASIN: 0471719587
Publication Date: September 14, 2005
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Product Description
3 Easy Steps to Better Stock Investing
Lessons explain key stock investing concepts clearly and simply to help you learn quickly.
Quizzes reinforce and build on what you learn.
Worksheets let you put what you learn into practice immediately to improve your own investing.
Morningstar Investing Workbook Series helps you build skills progressively at your own pace. Look for these other titles in the Workbook Series:
Stocks 1: How to Get Started in Stocks
Stocks 3: How to Refine Your Stock Strategy
Mutual Funds 1: Find the Right Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds 2: Diversify Your Fund Portfolio
Mutual Funds 3: Maximize Your Fund Returns
Morningstar has been helping investors make better investing decisions for more than 20 years with independent information and analysis. Morningstar people are passionate about helping you invest successfully.
Paul Larson is the editor of the Morningstar Investing Workbook Series: Stocks. He is also one of Morningstar's Equities Strategists and editor of Morningstar StockInvestor. As editor, Larson manages the publication's two market-beating portfolios: Tortoise for conservative and Hare for aggressive investors.
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 A very educational continuation in this series. November 6, 2008
Just a great continuation of this series from Morningstar. If you are not a complete novice to personal investing, then the 1st book may be necessary, but this is an acceptable starting point if you feel like you know what you are doing. I have read all three books in this series, and the first one covered all of the necessary ground for someone who is starting with no previous knowledge.
This book continues where the first left off, and I have used it to build my own personal strategy for assessing a company and it's business. I think that Larson's writing style, and the collaborative effort from his Morningstar team, is instrumental in making this kind of information palatable by the general population.
If you are looking for financial and investment education products then I think Morningstar is one of the best places to go, and I have yet to be let down with any of their products or services.
 Good book on valuing stocks June 16, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
The book is one of a series by Morningstar. This particular describes the various accounting sheets (balance, income, etc.) used. It has two quite worthwhile chapters on economic moats and management quality. This is a good reference for investors trying to determine quality and value in a company.
Some of the accounting sheets printed lightly, and with the small print, are hard to read. The only other recommendation would be to have an index.
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