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The Little Book That Beats the Market

Book • 2005

In this book, Joel Greenblatt provides a straightforward and accessible guide to value investing.

He introduces a 'magic formula' that helps investors identify and purchase good businesses at below-average prices.

The formula, explained using simple math and humor, has been extensively tested and proven to be effective in beating the market and professional managers.

The book also explores why success often eludes individual and professional investors and why the formula remains viable even after widespread knowledge of it.

Updated editions include data and analysis from the recent financial crisis and model performance through 2009.

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Mentioned in 19 episodes

Mentioned by

Kyle Grieve

as a resource used by Monish Pabrai to find distressed industries and businesses.

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Mentioned by

William Green

as a book explaining how to invest, written for his five children.

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Recommended by

Clay Finck

as a book offering insights into value investing.

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Mentioned by

Roger Fan

as a book detailing Greenblatt's strategy of buying cheap and good companies.

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TIP677: You Can Be a Stock Market Genius w/ Roger Fan

Mentioned by

Shane Parrish

as one of

Joel Greenblatt

's books about investing.

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Mentioned by

Mary Long

as a book that simplifies financial concepts for investors.

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Mentioned by

Matt Clark

while discussing his investment strategy of buying undervalued assets.

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Mentioned by

Marcel Schwartz

as a well-known investing formula explained in the book.

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Mentioned by

Trey Lockerbie

as an investing classic and one of his most gifted books.

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Mentioned by

Michael Venuto

as a must-read for understanding ETF strategies.

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Mentioned by

Value Stock Geek

when discussing a quantitative value strategy.

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Recommended by

Shawn O'Malley

as a best-selling investing book.

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Recommended by

Chris Pavese

as a good starting book for investors to understand how to think about valuing businesses.

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Mentioned by

Alex Hormozi

while discussing important metrics for tracking business performance and achieving above-average returns.

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Mentioned by

Ron Gross

as part of a series of introductory investment books.

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Mentioned by

John Rotonti

while discussing Warren Buffett's investment philosophy and criteria for stock picking.

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Mentioned by the podcast hosts as a book outlining the "magic formula" for stock picking.

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Mentioned by

Stig Brodersen

as a book outlining the "magic formula" for beating the market.

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Mentioned by

Dennis Lynch

as a book that showed that if you follow certain populations of companies based on ROIC-esque calculation and free cash flow-esque metric, you would succeed.

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Mentioned by

Tristan Waine

as a source of inspiration for his investment approach.

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