Distress Investing: Principles and Technique Free Audiobook Download by Fernando Diz,Martin J. Whitman

"Distress Investing: Principles and Technique" is a must-read, essential book for every investor. It offers an in-depth, comprehensive look into the fundamentals of investing as well as how to avoid pitfalls that can lead to devastating financial losses. This audiobook also provides investors with insights on making themselves safer by investing in methods that may be less volatile and more sustainable than others.

Distress Investing: Principles and Techniques is a financial textbook written by Fernando Diz Martin J. Whitman who is an advocate of using credit markets to help investors make profitable investment decisions. The text articulates the importance of risk in investing, money management, diversification, and the role of leverage in investing.

"The goal of my journey is to be able to invest, trade, and save in times of high volatility or uncertainty."

Fernando Diz Martin J. Whitman has written a comprehensive and practical guide to investing in distressed assets which includes the fundamentals of investing (the risk, return on capital, and time value of money) as well as techniques for trading distressed assets such as buying the market, exiting positions, and taking advantage of falling prices.

A basic premise of the book is that any investor would be well-advised to seek out investments that are inherently cheap. "Distress investing" is a strategy for achieving such returns, where investors purchase securities in companies experiencing financial distress or bankruptcy, at a fraction of their original cost. Surprisingly, after considering both paper and real estate as traditional investments, commodities and bonds, Martin J. Whitman found that investments in distressed companies tended to have the highest average return per dollar invested, with an average annualized return of 22% over three "distressed-company-only" market cycles.

A lot of people don't like investing in stocks during times of distress. There are a lot of reasons for this. The most common one is that it's too risky. Another reason is that it's too hard to make money on the stock market during a crash because there aren't any bargains to be found. That doesn't mean, however, that you can't profit from this type of investing by following certain rules and following sound principles. This audiobook will show you how to invest in the global economy while avoiding risk and generating an attractive return.