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Author does make a great observation on state of the f Didn't know what to expect when I started the book as it came thru in Amazon reco. Author does make a great observation on state of the financial industry and how it has comingled with politics. Sep 29, Debjeet rated it really liked it Shelves: investment.
This book is all about hedge fund manager meeting and interacting with companys CEO to gain first hand perspective about business growth,revenue generation and idea forward. The author is more of a growth investor than value investor.
The author is expert in short selling- the moment he sense that company has zero prospect of growth or there is declining revenue and rising debt obligation- he short sells brutally.
There are many interesting conversations mentioned in book - where CEO was overly opt This book is all about hedge fund manager meeting and interacting with companys CEO to gain first hand perspective about business growth,revenue generation and idea forward.
There are many interesting conversations mentioned in book - where CEO was overly optimistic about company prospect-but the reality is telling different picture.
Author has good knack of finding those CEO and short sell their company. The stories pertaining to dotcom mania and how plethora of companies surfaced out with huge projecting but no reality check was very well covered. He was particularly pessimistic of many rising biotech and biofuel company and their outlandish claim. But I think in present scenario,author would have changed his stance seeing lots of progressive development in bioscience He also confessed of missing out on net flix ,costco and starbucks share when they were at nascent stage.
He was apprehensive because stock was trading at many time high multiples of earning and he failed to assess the huge disruptive potential. The book was more on anecdote side more and some basic framework of what kind of stock to buy and what not to buy was told through it. But I was searching for concrete framework of analysing stocks along with dos and donts. It was lacking in that. Jan 09, Library of rated it really liked it. Read this book a couple of years ago and recently re-read my notes and made a quick summary of what I thought was the most interesting "lessons" from the book.
Since , Crown Capital has had an annual return of Although this is a book about shorting, Crown Capital is mainly invested in long positions. Fearon does not short companies because they are highly valued. He does not feel confident in deciding whether a fantastic company should be trading at 10x or 2x sales. He is looking for companies that are heading for bankruptcy.
Then the valuation does not matter — they are still on their way to zero. Fearon has three categories of companies that go bankrupt — frauds, fads and failures. He believes that most companies that go bankrupt are of the third variant — ordinary companies that fail. That is where he is looking. Frauds and fads lie outside his circle of competence. According to Fearon, managements often make the same mistake over and over again. It is to 1 only learn from recent years, 2 rely too much on a single recipe for success, 3 misunderstand the customer, 4 become a victim of manic behaviour, 5 fail to adapt to a new technical shift or 6 be physically or emotionally isolated from the business.
When management makes too many of these mistakes, it is very difficult for a company to develop positively. Fearon believes that businesspeople often have an understanding of shorter cycles of years and are good at adapting their business accordingly. They do however have very limited understanding of longer cycles of years. Such things happen — but very rarely. When going short a stock, Fearon believes that it is not only okay, but also preferable, to be late.
To avoid a short squeeze, he wants the share price to be at least half of the previous top level before entering a short position. Fearon believes that there are very few good investors on Wall Street. Success on Wall Street requires qualities that go against what is required to succeed as an investor.
That is how they got top marks and top jobs. This makes them naturally prone to group thinking and susceptible to mannerisms and bubbles. They are also extremely competitive, which means that they do not want to admit mistakes and adjust their strategies when something goes wrong for them. By that they are also not built for short-term underperformance, which is often needed to go against the crowd and beat the market over time.
This is because the downside is infinite in a short position. Fearon believes that the best managers are quick to give up when a situation changes. They are not emotionally attached and simply just sell when their analysis says they are wrong.
When it comes to investments, you want to play defensively, not offensively. According to Fearon, bankruptcy is a healthy part of a successful capitalist society. It is unhealthy if society supports companies that should really go under. It makes life a little more comfortable for shareholders and employees of companies that are saved but it is counterproductive for society at large.
Oct 28, Shriraj Nayak rated it really liked it. A wonderful read, I loved it. The author, a hedge fund manager, shares his experience about his investment decisions and briefs about the meetings he had with the company management. Book advices about stock investing without the numbers or charts analysis. There are classic examples of how the companies blew up investors' money because they couldn't understand A wonderful read, I loved it.
There are classic examples of how the companies blew up investors' money because they couldn't understand the business, issues with the company, or rather busy blaming the other factors for the loss. There are also examples where one is bound to jump in because the business model is so damn good. May 20, Etan Efrati rated it it was amazing. A brutally honest and humorous take on investing and business building.
This is the type of business book we all should be be reading, assembled by a master storyteller. Instead of the business inspiration"pop" we're used to, Fearon takes the reader on a journey to learn about poor decision making and why businesses fail.
I'd argue that as business leader, you have a great deal to learn from observing losers and mistakes than the other junk we tend to snack on so much.
Mar 11, Bruno Taveira rated it really liked it. Delightful reading on tales of a short-seller investor. Take-aways: - Wait for a stock falling to gain momentum before shorting it, irrationality can go on for a long time; - If management recognizes the company's problems, they may find solutions for them your short-selling turn into a bad investment - If management is in denial, then you got a "dead company walking", odds are that the stock will go all the way to zero Delightful reading on tales of a short-seller investor.
Take-aways: - Wait for a stock falling to gain momentum before shorting it, irrationality can go on for a long time; - If management recognizes the company's problems, they may find solutions for them your short-selling turn into a bad investment - If management is in denial, then you got a "dead company walking", odds are that the stock will go all the way to zero May 13, Jamil rated it liked it. Decent book, some good ideas but seemed to go on about them for too long. Could have been summarised in about 2 pages alienated customers, dodgy financials.
His stories were good but pretty much said the same stuff about every company. The stories were great. I have similar job to the author so it was fun to think of some of the stories that I have encountered that rhymed with the stories he shared.
Feb 22, Vincent Fong rated it it was amazing Shelves: economics , america , stock , investment. Full of interesting examples. Important insider perspective from the last chapters to remind people of being cautious in investing your life savings negligible stake compared to the amount fund managers control, take GME as an example. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. About Scott Fearon.
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