Can anyone suggest the order of books to start with so that one can relate the concepts?
1)Intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham 2) IB by Joshua Rosenbaum 3) Security analysis by Benjamin Graham 4) Valuation by McKinsey 5) Investment valuation by Prof. Damodaran
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Intelligent Investor, Security Analysis, Rosenbaum, Mckinsey, Damodoran. Intelliegent Investor and Security Analysis are the toughest to get through because Graham’s writing is often ambiguous and dense. Also, the examples are from the 1930s. Just slog through them though because theyre the bible of fundamental investing
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