Yes I've read it. Yes it is well worth buying.
It is about Jim Slater's method of selecting growth shares using FA and (now - 'Beyond the Zulu Principle') Company Refs.
You do not have to subscribe to CRefs to use the methodlogy.
Hope that is some help.
LII
It is about Jim Slater's method of selecting growth shares using FA and (now - 'Beyond the Zulu Principle') Company Refs.
You do not have to subscribe to CRefs to use the methodlogy.
Hope that is some help.
LII
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As LevII says, it's about growth shares - i.e. in for the long haul rather than speculative endeavours.
However, even with the PEG factor and all the other good things he espouses (and I do think it's a good read too) it's not a pot of gold for devotees either.
A friend of mine who IS a long-term investor has followed this style for a number of years buying into the likes of Blacks (clothing) and Whittard (Tea/Coffee) etc. Did well while the market did well (which is in itself easier said than done), but has lost 30% of his 'all time high value' since.
Seems a stop-loss wouldn't go amiss on any system...
However, even with the PEG factor and all the other good things he espouses (and I do think it's a good read too) it's not a pot of gold for devotees either.
A friend of mine who IS a long-term investor has followed this style for a number of years buying into the likes of Blacks (clothing) and Whittard (Tea/Coffee) etc. Did well while the market did well (which is in itself easier said than done), but has lost 30% of his 'all time high value' since.
Seems a stop-loss wouldn't go amiss on any system...
no doubt slater is a guru, methods are excellent for selecting stocks small caps with market caps less than 100 million, however if you feel the market has limited upside going forward the next couple of years then i think the selection method will be of little help.. his son mark runs slater growth fund, not sure how well thats performed during last few years..
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. is this a system or tells you how to value a company in terms of NAV per share? how much does it cost? anyone selling second hand?TheBramble
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destiny said:
The full monty is provided by Hemmington-Scott. http://www.hemmington-scott.co.uk
They used to provide it hardcopy (it was a weighty tome!), then on monthly or quarterly CD (depending on your level of service).
They now appear to offer a daily web-based subscription service which I'm sure provides all that data you need along with the useful PEG factor.
I'm sure some of the helpful souls round here might be willing to part with the basic 'how to' documentation, but for the up-to-date data, I think you're going to need to subscribe.
Jim Slater, Zulu, PEG and Next PLC got me started. I bought the book and he explained all about Next PLC. How it had become a penny share and how it was undervalued, etc. I followed his logic and came to the conclusion that Next was still undervalued at around 2 pounds--I forget the exact price--but I put, for me, quite a large sum into them. They ended up at 16 pounds, then had a bad year and came back to 8, then went up again. A fantastic buy for me and I followed on with a lot more. bought on the same PEG principle. So, for me, I highly recommend "Zulu" as the best investor's book on the market. I would add that I am not a great follower of accounts, etc. but he put everything in a highly readable style. I never bothered with the sequel as I read that there was not much new in it. However, if it does for you what it did for me I would buy the two!
PS. You'll need a chart data service. I have Sharescope Gold. I have found that that filters the ones that I am looking for very well.
PS. You'll need a chart data service. I have Sharescope Gold. I have found that that filters the ones that I am looking for very well.
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No need to book.
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