What Would Ben Graham Do Now? (ePub)

For generations, intelligent investors have built wealth by applying Benjamin Graham's classic value investing principles. Value investing is as powerful as ever, but the arrival of a new global investment terrain-with its differing politico-economic systems, rising markets, and increasing collisions-is creating both historic challenges and opportunities for value investors. Now, Jeffrey Towson shows how to uncover unprecedented value opportunities in today's colliding, chaotic, and wildly mispriced new global marketplace.

Drawing on extensive experience investing and deal-making on the ground around the world-as well as working on the investment staff of Prince Waleed, the "Arabian Warren Buffett" and arguably the world's most successful private global investor-Towson introduces a new value playbook for global investing. Using his "value point" approach, he adapts Graham's well known principles to differing economic terrains and presents a comprehensive framework for global value investing.

Towson shows how value investors, private equity firms, family offices, institutional investors, and others are using a value-added approach to investing and deal-making-combining Graham's classic search for value with a hands-on "search for the opportunity to add value." The result is a practical investment playbook for a global age, identifying today's best opportunities, and preparing you for massive market shifts that are just beginning to emerge.

Apply Ben Graham's classic principles to a changing world

How to get the highest quality companies at the lowest possible prices in today's global markets

Take advantage of the biases and mispricings of increasingly colliding markets

Profit from the politico-economic, cultural, legal, and other biases that are inherent to a multipolar world

Understand the strategies of the new global tycoons

The lords of finance are shifting to global strategies and quickly evolving into a new breed of global investors

A value playbook for the next five years, and a preview of the next twenty

How to successfully capture today's opportunities and navigate tomorrow's titanic market collisions