Author Dave Van Knapp
| Excerpts from SENSIBLE STOCK INVESTING: How to Pick, Value, and Manage Stocks |
Look Inside the Book and Judge for Yourself
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From Chapter A-3: The Three Steps to Sensible Stock Investing
From Chapter C-1: A Sensible Approach to Picking Companies
From Chapter C-9: Dividends As a Company Evaluation Factor
From Chapter D-4: Dividends As a Valuation Tool
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From Chapter A-3: The Three Steps to Sensible Stock Investing
- This chapter gives a broad overview, sort of "Sensible Stock Investing" in a
nutshell. The excerpt is a portion of the chapter.
From Chapter C-1: A Sensible Approach to Picking Companies
- This Chapter introduces the first concrete step of Sensible Stock Investing, which
is the identification of companies as candidates for investment, using a simplified
point-based scoring system, called Easy-Rate™.
From Chapter C-9: Dividends As a Company Evaluation Factor
- Users of this Web site have expressed a strong interest in dividends. This
excerpt gives a view of the importance that a Sensible Stock Investor places on a
company's dividend record in evaluating the company.
- This excerpt explains why it is important to know how to value stocks.
From Chapter D-4: Dividends As a Valuation Tool
- This excerpt shows the importance of dividends in valuing a stock.
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