Buying at the Point of Maximum Pessimism: Six Value Investing Trends from China to Oil to Agriculture Review

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Buying at the Point of Maximum Pessimism: Six Value Investing Trends from China to Oil to Agriculture ReviewBuying at the Point of Maximum Pessimism begins as an enjoyable, logical and thoughtful debunking of The Great Recession. If Charles Mackay were writing his book, "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," present day I am certain he would turn to Phillips to write about the housing bubble and the consumer's debt burden. As a professional in Institutional Finance I believe this book sheds light on the economy at present and in recent past in an intelligent, digestible manner and does not get lost in the mire of financial nomenclature. Phillips' ability to "set the stage" serves as an excellent back-drop to his institutional quality investment ideas that populate the second half of the book.
The true gem in this book is not simply well defined investment ideas, but rather the thought process of how the ideas were obtained. If one can read and understand the author's viewpoint and embrace the interpretation of Globalization going forward, then the art of being a successful stock picker is unveiled. Another titan of stock picking, Peter Lynch, says "Invest in what you know," and Scott Phillips points out we know the World is growing, needs to be fed, needs to run, needs to learn and needs to be sustainable (green). The rare earth elements are particularly compelling.
Lastly, I did notice one reviewer seemed disappointed that it was not a book that literally discusses when to buy a stock and think they had hoped for something that was more related to technical analysis. If you're looking for a trading book this is probably not it, but if you're looking for long term investing trends that have a value bent, then I hope you enjoy the read!
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