The Little Book That Builds Wealth by Dorsey, Pat -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Little Book Big Profits Series Title Page Copyright Page Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One - Economic Moats

Moats Matter for Lots of Reasons

Chapter Two - Mistaken Moats

Moat . . . or Trap? These Moats Are the Real Deal

Chapter Three - Intangible Assets

Popular Brands Are Profitable Brands, Right? Patent Lawyers Drive Nice Cars A Little Help from the Man One Moat Down, Three to Go

Chapter Four - Switching Costs

Joined at the Hip Switching Costs Are Everywhere

Chapter Five - The Network Effect

Networks in Action

Chapter Six - Cost Advantages

A Better Mousetrap Location, Location, Location It’s Mine, All Mine It’s Cheap, But Does It Last?

Chapter Seven - The Size Advantage

The Value of the Van Bigger Can Be Better Big Fishes in Small Ponds Make Big Money

Chapter Eight - Eroding Moats

Getting Zapped Industrial Earthquakes The Bad Kind of Growth No, I Won’t Pay I’ve Lost My Moat, and I Can’t Get Up

Chapter Nine - Finding Moats

Looking for Moats in All the Right Places Measuring a Company’s Profitability Go Where the Money Is

Chapter Ten - The Big Boss

The Celebrity CEO Complex

Chapter Eleven - Where the Rubber Meets the Road

Hunting for Moats

Chapter Twelve - What’s a Moat Worth?

What Is a Company Worth, Anyway? Invest, Don’t Speculate

Chapter Thirteen - Tools for Valuation

Hitting the Books The Multiple That Is Everywhere Less Popular, but More Useful Say Yes to Yield

Chapter Fourteen - When to Sell

Sell for the Right Reasons

Conclusion