For example: Should one sell if his stock has reached insane valuations so as to purchase it later at lower prices? Or how important is the dividend yield when considering a stock for long term? Moreover, the book discusses several puzzling situations which a long term investor often comes across, especially when the markets are volatile. Fisher's investing philosophy is focused on investing in potential blue chips when they are still small thereby resulting in huge gains. The book will help you to find future blue chips. (For example, one could have gained more than 9000% by investing in GRUH Finance ( a subsidiary of HDFC) when it was a small firm in early 2000s) Read this book if your aim is to gain several thousand % in the long term by concentrating on few outstanding firms with excellent management. If Graham is the king of quantitative analysis, then Fisher is the king of qualitative analysis of stocks.
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