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Special Situation Investing Class Notes at Columbia University Business School

Special Situation Investing Class Notes at Columbia University Business School

Joel Greenblatt
4.5/5 ( ratings)
These are notes taken by a series of MBA students in Joel Greenblatt's Special Situation Investing classes at the Columbia Business School in New York.

They can be found online .

I really enjoyed going through these notes - it took me a very long time! I feel as though I really took Joel's class though - his class happens to be a bit more stimulating than undergraduate business classes on how to network and what to put on my resume


These notes really pound in what's going on in Joel's head, and what makes him different than everyone else.

What I take away

1 - It's not enough to just look where nobody else is looking. You want to set yourself up where the playing field isn't level already
2 - Cheap and good, cheap and good, cheap and good
3 - Wait and concentrate
4 - Think simple
5 - Use screeners to look for spinoffs, merger securities, terms like "maximize shareholder value" and "over-subscription privileges"
6 - Your job is NOT to find earnings for the next 12 months, but to estimate normalized earnings 2-3 years out .

A lot of these notes are repetitive . But I really enjoyed reading them
Language
English
Pages
312

Special Situation Investing Class Notes at Columbia University Business School

Joel Greenblatt
4.5/5 ( ratings)
These are notes taken by a series of MBA students in Joel Greenblatt's Special Situation Investing classes at the Columbia Business School in New York.

They can be found online .

I really enjoyed going through these notes - it took me a very long time! I feel as though I really took Joel's class though - his class happens to be a bit more stimulating than undergraduate business classes on how to network and what to put on my resume


These notes really pound in what's going on in Joel's head, and what makes him different than everyone else.

What I take away

1 - It's not enough to just look where nobody else is looking. You want to set yourself up where the playing field isn't level already
2 - Cheap and good, cheap and good, cheap and good
3 - Wait and concentrate
4 - Think simple
5 - Use screeners to look for spinoffs, merger securities, terms like "maximize shareholder value" and "over-subscription privileges"
6 - Your job is NOT to find earnings for the next 12 months, but to estimate normalized earnings 2-3 years out .

A lot of these notes are repetitive . But I really enjoyed reading them
Language
English
Pages
312

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