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This web page is designed to support "Investment Valuation", the fourth edition. The publisher is John Wiley and Sons. You can navigate the site by either going to individual chapters and getting supporting material by chapter, or by going to the supporting material directly. The supporting material includes:
- Chapter Outlines and overheads: These are saved as pdf files, and you need Adobe Acrobat to read them. You can download Adobe Acrobat by going to the Adobe site. (www.adobe.com) The overheads are categorized by topic, rather than chapter. To go to overheads, click here.
- Derivations and Discussion: These represent interesting questions that often come up in the context of the specified topic, with discussions and analyses.
- Readings: These are readings from business and academic publications that supplement the specific topic. Many of from my blog, Musings on Markets, but some are from other publications.
- Solutions: The solutions to each chapter are at the end of each chapter in the web site below.
- Powerpoint Presentations: These are power point presentations that are designed for use by instructors. The morst updated versions of these slides, as well as other material for the book, can be found in the valuation class that I teach each spring at NYU.
- Spreadsheets: These are spreadsheets that supplement the topic. They are in Microsoft Excel, and can be used on either a Mac or Windows system.
- Datasets: These are useful datasets to supplement each chapter. They generally include industry averages for key variables and represent updates on many of the tables in the book.
- Web Casts: These are webcasts of the lectures from the valuation class that I teach at Stern. You can use the lecture notes and the text book to follow the lectures.