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Value Investing: Tools And Techniques
When teaching graduate courses in investments, I always try to integrate books written by practitioners to provide a more pragmatic perspective on investments. One book I’ve used is James Montier’s Value Investing: Tools and Techniques for Intelligent Investment. My review of the book is provided below.
James Montier’s book is a solid read for individual and institutional investors alike. Montier is currently a member of the asset allocation team at GMO, a Boston-based investment manager co-founded by Jeremy Grantham. The book is a collection of articles Montier wrote for institutional investors while serving as Global Strategist for Dresdner Kleinwort and Société Générale.
As a collection of articles written for institutional investors, the book lacks sufficient structure for the average retail investor. In fact, it reads more like a compendium of articles used in a graduate investments course. That said, I found Value Investing: Tools and Techniques for Intelligent Investment to be insightful and thought-provoking and would recommend it to institutional investors interested in refining their investment process.
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Value Investing: Tools And Techniques For Intelligent Investment
When teaching graduate courses in investments, I always try to integrate books written by practitioners to provide a more pragmatic perspective on investments. One book I’ve used is James Montier’s Value Investing: Tools and Techniques for Intelligent Investment. My review of the book is provided below.
James Montier’s book is a solid read for individual and institutional investors alike. Montier is currently a member of the asset allocation team at GMO, a Boston-based investment manager co-founded by Jeremy Grantham. The book is a collection of articles Montier wrote for institutional investors while serving as Global Strategist for Dresdner Kleinwort and Société Générale.
As a collection of articles written for institutional investors, the book lacks sufficient structure for the average retail investor. In fact, it reads more like a compendium of articles used in a graduate investments course. That said, I found Value Investing: Tools and Techniques for Intelligent Investment to be insightful and thought-provoking and would recommend it to institutional investors interested in refining their investment process.
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Book Review: Value Investing Tools And Techniques For Intelligent Investment
By Jakob Bruhn from The Investors Podcast | 23 March 2018
Abstract
Risk
James Montier has written a comprehensive book that explores all nooks and corners of the value investing philosophy. Here are some of the highlights.
The Trinity of RiskAs you may recall from Against the Gods, risk is a most illusive concept. In chapter 11 of Value Investing James tries to make it more concrete by presenting the Trinity of Risk. James starts off the discussion by proclaiming that risk remains finances most misunderstood concept. Risk isnt a number, it is a concept or a notion. He agrees with basically all other value investors that risk isnt volatility risk is the danger of permanent loss of capital. There are three interrelated of such dangers:
As touched upon, its probably unrealistic to believe that youll be able to find a great company with little business/earnings risk selling at a low valuation in terms of i.e. a DCF-valuation as well as a low P/BV. Its the sum of all considerations that should guide you when evaluating the level of risk in a particular idea.
Behavioral Stumbling Blocks to Value InvestingChapter 14 explores the stumbling blocks that hinder value investors to do what we know to be right. James mentions loss aversion, herding, availability and excessive confidence.
James advises his readers to find out whats important and focus on that rather than collecting endless amounts of information.
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