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Trouncing the Dow

A Value-Based Method for Making Huge Profits

by Kenneth Lee

Book Description
Trouncing the Dow unveils a phenomenally successful method to select Dow Jones Industrial stocks. The method produced an average annual return of 28% over 24 years, far outpacing the market average of 9% and rivaling the returns of superstar investors like George Soros and Warren Buffet. An individual who invested $1000 in the method in 1973 would have made $275,122 by year-end 1996. The same $1000 invested in the Dow Jones Average would have made only $17,039. Moreover, the Trouncing the Dow approach beat the market in 23 out of 24 years of testing. Trouncing the Dow advocates a value investing approach in the tradition of Warren Buffet and Benjamin Graham. Lee focuses on a little-used financial ratio, called return-on-equity which shows how well a company is using its capital. In classic value investing fashion, Lee's approach has investors buying when the consensus is selling and selling when the consensus is buying. In short, Trouncing the Dow reveals a powerful and proven stock picking method that will interest all active investors.

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