Philip A. Fisher
Discover how to identify exceptional growth companies before the market fully prices them in, using a rigorous qualitative checklist and first-hand industry research.
Investors should evaluate potential investments using a signature fifteen-point qualitative framework that focuses on long-range sales potential, research and development effectiveness, and executive integrity.
The scuttlebutt method leverages first-hand research, such as interviewing competitors, suppliers, and former employees, to construct an honest mosaic of a company's true strengths and weaknesses.
Purchasing statistical bargains based solely on cheap accounting ratios exposes investors to decaying businesses, whereas outstanding growth companies compound their intrinsic value over time.