books by Aswath Damodaran     books:       Damodaran on Valuation: Security Analysis for Investment and Corporate Finance9 reviews Aswath Damodaran Wiley, 1994 Great book on valuation (mainly equity) The book is mainly aimed at valuation practitioners and MBA sudents. The book deals with 3 valuation techniques- DCF, relative valuation (based on PE, P/BV, PS multiples) and contingent claims (options). Great insights into determining key variables (PE, PS, P/BV) based on business fundamentals and pro and cons of using each approach. However, the book does not go into enough depth in CAPM and ...             Investment Philosophies: Successful Investment Philosophies and the Greatest Investors Who Made Them Work10 reviews Aswath Damodaran Wiley, 2003 A Comparison of Alternative Investment Strategies Investment Philosophies by Aswath Damodaran presents a balanced survey of the different approaches to investment, points out the strengths and weaknesses of each, and presents the results of numerous analyses that have been conducted to test the merits of the various approaches. The book is easy to read and far less mathematical than the author's magnum opus, Investment Valuation. The only flaw I ...             Investment Fables: Exposing the Myths of "Can't Miss" Investment Strategies5 reviews Prentice Hall, 2007 Damodaran Succeeds Again I have every one of Damodaran's books, and they have all helped me greatly. This book is no exception. If you want to gain investment knowledge without the pain and losses most people suffer, read his books. Take a look at Damodaran's web site also. The web casts of his classes at NYU are fantastic.             Applied Corporate Finance: A User's Manual11 reviews Aswath Damodaran Wiley, 2005 An indispensable guide This book is one of my best investments I have ever made. It is perfectly suited for 1st year MBA students with no prior exposure to finance. The first principles chart appearing at the beginning of each chapter always drags the students to the basics of why we are doing things. Prof Damodaran seems to be an excellent teacher and makes corporate finance a fun subject. The support web site has ...             Building Public Trust: The Future of Corporate Reporting14 reviews Aswath G. Damodaran, Samuel A., Jr. DiPiazza John Wiley & Sons, 2002 What Exquisite Timing Kudos to the authors and their editorial team for managing to publish this quickly enough to become part of the debate. With luck, some of what the authors have to say may even become part of the solution.             Investment Valuation 2nd Edition University with Investment Set23 reviews Aswath Damodaran Wiley, 2002 Comprehensive View of Investment Valuation An overall excellnet text on valuing any asset. The author does a wonderful job of highighting the only 3 rational ways to value any asset: discounted cash flows, relative valuation, and the options pricing model. This book may help you consider the value of assets using all 3 methods to arrive at a true valuation for your purchase or divestment. A must have for anyone who values assests.             Corporate Finance9 reviews Aswath Damodaran John Wiley and Sons (WIE), 2006 Exceptionally well written book This is a very well written book. We have used this book for our financial management class Howard University. I personally proud to know that there are still people like Prof. Damodaran out there, people who can make time to ensure that knowledge is freely available to the students. Prof. Damodaran is one the best minds that has ever happened to the field of Finance.             Investment Management (Wiley Frontiers in Finance)2 reviews Wiley, 1998 Excellent book for your library if you are an investor I highly recommend this book, especially if you are an investor. It provides very lucid illustrations on some of the most important concepts used in modern finance. A must have book.             Damodaran on Valuation: Security Analysis for Investment and Corporate Finance (Wiley Finance)3 reviews Aswath Damodaran Wiley, 2006 The best valuation book there is This book is for individuals that are serious about valuation. Professor Damodaran provides a clear framework regarding key issues that need to be addressed during company valuation. This is a must read.             Strategic Risk Taking: A Framework for Risk Management4 reviews Aswath Damodaran Wharton School Publishing, 2007 Risk as a Two-Sided Coin Too many of the books I have read on risk deal with the subject as something to be avoided. Risk, properly assessed and entered into with open eyes, is essential to business and investing success. In Strategic Risk Taking: A Framework for Risk Management, Aswath Damodaran covers both sides. He offers a framework to limit some risks and exploit others. The New York University finance ...             Dark Side of Valuation, The: Valuing Old Tech, New Tech, and New Economy Companies5 reviews Prentice Hall, 2007 The best book so far on valuation from the investor's view Although much of the organization and explanation of valuation techniques presented here repeats the presentation in Damodaran's previous books, he does two things which make this the better book than the previous books: 1) he discusses the role of "tech" companies in our economy and he selects 5 specific companies which serve as his examples in every chapter and 2) he makes reference to excel ...             Damodaran on Valuation, Study Guide: Security Analysis for Investment and Corporate Finance2 reviews Wiley, 1994 more practical way to learn how to value a company It is an impressive work done by Damodaran. to learn how to value a company becomes much more easier with this book. But the samples could be somewhat more complex and sophisticated. This guide is an ultimate guide for them who begin to learn the valuation topic. Professional should also trace it.             Investment Valuation: Tools and Techniques for Determining the Value of Any Asset (Wiley Frontiers in Finance)19 reviews Aswath Damodaran John Wiley & Sons, 1996 Investment Valuation - University Edition In his book, Aswath Damodaran sets out to explain how assets (both real and financial) are valued using for means to aid the reader in his or her understanding: 1. To cover the different approaches that can be taken to value assets 2. To provide a framework to decide which approach is most appropriate for valuing a particular asset 3. To provide examples of how particular assets are valued 4. 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