دانلود کتاب Investing for Growth: How to make money by only buying the best companies in the world – An anthology of investment writing, 2010–20

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Contents
Foreword by Lionel Barber
The lessons of the first ten years
Introduction by Terry Smith
Fund management fees
Straight Talking, 28 September 2010
Annual letter to shareholders 2010
Fundsmith, January 2011
Share buybacks – friend or foe?
Investment Week, 11 April 2011
Exchange-traded funds are worse than I thought
The Telegraph, 24 May 2011
Accelerated stock repurchases
Straight Talking, 4 July 2011
Murdoch should give up control of News Corp
Investment Week, 13 July 2011
News Corp: a family business
The Guardian, 18 July 2011
UBS debacle highlights dangers of ETFs
Investment Week, 16 September 2011
The great contender – how Smokin’ Joe Frazier defined an era
Financial Times, 12 November 2011
Annual letter to shareholders 2011
Fundsmith, January 2012
Traders are the ruin of retail banking
The Guardian, 1 July 2012
Lessons of the great Wall Street Crash
The Independent, 24 October 2012
Lessons from the Tour de France
Financial Times, 23 November 2012
Annual letter to shareholders 2012
Fundsmith, January 2013
Return-free risk – why boring is best
Financial Times, 18 January 2013
Ten golden rules of investment
Financial Times, 15 February 2013
Market timing: don’t try this at home
Financial Times, 1 March 2013
Sorting the wheat from the chaff
Financial Times, 15 March 2013
Never invest just to avoid tax
Financial Times, 28 March 2013
Too many stocks spoil the portfolio
Financial Times, 12 April 2013
Keep a lid on costs to protect your investment
Financial Times, 29 April 2013
If they use these words, don’t buy their shares
The Telegraph, 18 October 2013
Why it is safe to pay up for quality
The Telegraph, 22 November 2013
It’s déjà vu all over again
Financial Times, 6 December 2013
Annual letter to shareholders 2013
Fundsmith, January 2014
Just the facts when weighing investments
Financial Times, 24 January 2014
Shale: miracle, revolution or bandwagon?
Financial Times, 7 February 2014
Investors are their own worst enemies
The Telegraph, 14 February 2014
Big Blue investors may not have a winning hand
Financial Times, 24 February 2014
What did you invest in before the war, great-grandpa?
Financial Times, 8 March 2014
Why buy Brics when you can have Mugs?
Financial Times, 11 April 2014
A hitchhiker’s guide to emerging markets
Financial Times, 1 August 2014
How investors ignored the warning signs at Tesco
Financial Times, 6 September 2014
Eureka! I discovered how funds are named
Financial Times, 3 October 2014
Why I don’t own bank shares
Financial Times, 1 November 2014
Is this the next Tesco?
The Telegraph, 29 November 2014
Let’s all do the corporate hokey-cokey
Financial Times, 5 December 2014
Annual letter to shareholders 2014
Fundsmith, January 2015
What exactly do we mean by “shareholder value”?
Financial Times, 9 January 2015
Shareholder value is an outcome, not an objective
Financial Times, 6 February 2015
Three steps to heaven
Fidelity, 27 February 2015
Where’s the beef? McDonald’s uncertain recovery
Financial Times, 22 May 2015
What investors can learn from Alex Bird’s 500 winning bets at the races
The Telegraph, 12 June 2015
What investors can learn from Sir Alex Ferguson’s success
The Telegraph, 19 June 2015
Bond proxies: can you afford not to own them?
Financial Times, 26 June 2015
Income is not what it used to be
Financial Times, 17 July 2015
Keep your eyes on the prize: total return is what matters
Financial Times, 24 July 2015
Why bother cooking the books if no one reads them?
Financial Times, 24 September 2015
Firms which provide good products or services are key to investing
Daily Mail, 9 November 2015
What I have learnt at Fundsmith in the past five years
Financial Times, 21 November 2015
Annual letter to shareholders 2015
Fundsmith, January 2016
If you do one thing with your money in 2016
Financial Times, 15 January 2016
Investors should not write off bond proxies
Financial Times, 8 September 2016
What the Nifty Fifty can tell us about bond proxies
Financial Times, 14 September 2016
Stay focused on the ‘known knowns’
The Telegraph, 29 October 2016
Annual letter to shareholders 2016
Fundsmith, January 2017
Emerging markets ETFs and the Jaws of Death
Financial Times, 17 February 2017
The unique advantage of equity investment
Financial Times, 20 April 2017
AstraZeneca is beginning to look like Tesco
Financial Times, 4 August 2017
Annual letter to shareholders 2017
Fundsmith, January 2018
ESG? SRI? Is your green portfolio really green?
Financial Times, 18 January 2018
Adding small-caps to a global equity portfolio adds value without heightening the risk
Financial Times, 31 August 2018
Who needs income?
Financial Times, 3 October 2018
Do equities outperform bonds?
Financial Times, 7 November 2018
Annual letter to shareholders 2018
Fundsmith, January 2019
The myths of fund management
Global Finance Mauritius, November 2019
Annual letter to shareholders 2019
Fundsmith, January 2020
A pandemic letter to shareholders
Fundsmith, 31 March 2020
Never let a crisis go to waste
Financial Times, 30 April 2020
There are only two types of investors
Financial Times, 2 July 2020
In order to finish first
Global Finance Mauritius, August 2020
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