The 52-Week Low Formula: A Contrarian Strategy that Lowers Risk, Beats the Market, and Overcomes Human Emotion

Index

• Activation Blizzard
• ADP
• Advance Auto Parts
• Advertising
• Airline industry
• Altera Corp.
• Alternatives, readily available
• Alukos, Basili
• Amazon
• American Airlines
• American auto industry
• Apple
  • creation of iTunes
  • market uncertainty and
  • setting new records
  • stock price of
  • trailing 12 months
  • turnaround results
• Ariely, Dan
• Asch, Solomon
• Author profile (case study)
• Avago Technologies Limited
• Average stock fund return versus average stock fund investor return

• Baidu Inc.
• Banc of America Securities
• Bandwagon effect
• Banks
• Barron’s
• Bed Bath & Beyond
• Behavioral advantage
• “Behavioral Finance: Where your mind can play tricks on you when you invest—and what you can do about it” (Klement, Weisser, and Wacker)
• “Behavioral Finance and the Sources of Alpha” (Fuller)
• “Behavioral Pitfalls in Periods of Economic Uncertainty”
• Berkowitz, Bruce
• Berkshire Hathaway
• Bernstein, Richard
• Best Buy
  • as a company “hated” by Wall Street
  • durable competitive advantage
  • evaluation of
  • free cash flow yield
  • long-term debt
  • return on invested capital
  • stock price of
  • trailing 12 months
  • turnaround results
• Bezos, Jeff
• Broadcom (BRCM)
• Browne, Christopher
• Bryan, William Jennings
• Buffett, Mary
• Buffett, Warren
  • comment on Forbes paper
  • on debt
  • on doing business with Mr. Market
  • as genius investor
  • on importance of ROIC
  • letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders
  • Munger and
  • ROIC definition
  • rule for investing
  • tech stocks and
  • value strategy
  • on Wall Street
• Burger King

• Campbell’s (CPB)
• “The Case for Quality—The Danger of Junk” ...