The Warren Buffett Stock Portfolio: warren buffette stock picks; why and when he is investing in them / Mary Buffett | David Clark

Introduction;
Chapter-1: The history and evolution of Warren Buffett's investment strategy;
Chapter-2: Warren likes his companies old;
Chapter-3: Consistency in earnings;
Chapter-4: The Warren Buffett equity bond;
Chapter-5: Projecting an investment's future return;
Chapter-6: Using per share book value history to help identify a company with a consumer monopoly;
THE CASE STUDIES AND VALUATIONS;
Chapter-7: American express company;
Chapter-8: The bank of new york Mellon (BNY Mellon);
Chapter-9: Coca-Cola company;
Chapter-10: Conocophillips;
Chapter-11: Costco wholesale corporations;
Chapter-12: GlaxoSmithKline;
Chapter-13: Johnson and Johnson;
Chapter-14: Kraft foods, Inc.;
Chapter-15: Moody's corporation;
Chapter-16: Procter & Gamble company;
Chapter-17: Sanofi S. A. ;
Chapter-18: Torchmark corporation;
Chapter-19: Union pacific corporation;
Chapter-20: U. S. Bancorp;
Chapter-21: Wal-Mart stores, Inc. ;
Chapter-22: Washington Post company;
Chapter-23: Wells Fargo & Company;
Chapter-24: Munger, combs, and weschler;

Warren buffett has always believed that the time to buy stocks is when nobody else wants them. As we enter the fifth year of what many economists are calling the Great Recession, we find that some of the most amazing business -- those with a durable competitive advantage -- are trading at prices and price-to-earnings ratio that offer investors serious long-term moneymaking opportunities. Pessimism about the banking situation in Europe and unemployment in America have created the perfect storm to bring stock prices down and present value - oriented investors some great possibilities.
In Warren Buffett's world, as stock prices decrease, the prospects for investment increase. Putting a number on those prospects tells Warren whether or not the stock is an attractive buy. THE WARREN BUFFETT STOCK PORTFOLIO explains how to do just that - how to value companies and conservatively estimate the kind of future return that an investment is offering at its current market price. Mary Buffette and David Clark look at stocks in Warren's portfolio as the basis for their analysis.