Anyone has any recommendations on what books/ guides to best read/ study in a short amount of time ()1 week) to get up to speed on value investing and learning what makes a good business/ company to invest in?
I have a final round coming up with a MF and would love to hear any insights. I don't have any prior public investing previously but did IBD and PE before.
What are the technical questions people usually get in a final round for a MF?
The Intelligent Investor, by Benjamin Graham is considered the "holy grial" of value investing. If you have only one week, I would go with that one, and if you have enough time, Margin of Safety, by Seth Klarman.
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“A Random Wall Down Wall Street” by Burton Malkiel
Bruce Greenwald is interesting because he dedicates a chapter on each method of valuation from different practitioners (many of whom haven't made money in ages/are retired) but it's a good read and easy to digest.
Good Luck
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