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Is book value meaningless?

By Demian Perry | Published: 21 Apr 2009

In Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements, the price to book ratio is not presented as a particularly useful metric for investors. But studies show that stocks with low price to book values, when held for a long period of time, will outperform the market. Who is right, the academics, or the billionaires?

Posted in Money | Also tagged financial analysis, price to book, price to earnings | Leave a comment

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