You Can Be a Stock Market Genius

Uncover the Secret Hiding Places of Stock Market Profits

1999

Framework

by

Joel Greenblatt

1999

Framework book that explains how individual value investors can uncover mispriced opportunities by focusing on overlooked or misunderstood special situations. Greenblatt covers spin-offs, mergers, bankruptcies, restructurings, recapitalizations, warrants, LEAPS, options, and more. Each concept is illustrated through detailed case studies showing how he and other investors applied these strategies to generate market beating returns.

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Jermaine's Notes

June 2023

The case studies were gold—they really helped me understand each concept. This book is a roadmap for finding areas where individual investors can have an edge over larger players. The section on warrants and LEAPS reminded me of Ed Thorp and how he ran his hedge funds. It also complements Greenblatt’s other book, The Little Book That Still Beats the Market. Read the 1999 paperback edition.

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