Common stocks and uncommon profits


Common stocks uncommon profits




● what are your company(in which you gonna investing) doing that your competitor aren't doing yet.


● Hold forever : A good stock is never to be sold.


● find a company that over the years can grow in sales and profit.


● ask the employees about the company that you are interested in.


● Review the company if it changes it's ''MANAGEMENT''.


● look for the company who has a potential to increase in SALES for atleast several years.


● see how many a company is spending on R & D , the more they spend , better for company.


● invested company should have a broader profit margin.


● A company should have a outstanding relations with their employees.


● Put your money in growth companies.


● A outstanding company is forever to be hold.


● Buying before the launch of a new product can be the right time to buy it.


● Diversification doesn't mean you should have own more than 20 companies.


● Owning 2 or 3 companies is better than owning 20 companies.


● Don't buy the stock just because you like the tone of its annual report.


● Read the balance sheet.


● Invest in companies which have low cost production Marketing skills and financial skills.


● Look into the companies in which employees are treated as "IMPORTANT". Where they feel the place is better to work.


● it must not only be able to sell it's products but also be able to appraise changing needs and desire of its customers.


● Invest for the long term.


● Don't sell your shares if there is a sudden fall in the price.


● Make into the company which create MONOPOLY.


A finance book written by Philip Fisher

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