日本個別株デューデリジェンスセンター presents a reading guide to 10 new books, excluding the 40 books introduced previously. It offers ideas for analyzing companies from a range of perspectives, including shareholder benefits, banking and IT, IPOs, TOBs and AI.
This article is structured as a reading guide covering 10 books that do not overlap with the 40 books previously introduced by 日本個別株デューデリジェンスセンター, offering new entry points for company analysis. It emphasizes perspectives that combine shareholder benefits with fundamental analysis, as well as the opportunity to learn analytical methods spanning different industries.
The first half covers shareholder benefits and undervalued stocks, while the second half expands into themes including banking, IT and accounting, shareholder disclosures, IPOs and TOBs, the financial markets, and AI. Each chapter includes guidance on how to approach the book, such as “Who should read this first?”, “What you can gain from this book,” and “How it differs from other books,” with the aim of providing practical reading advice.
The books introduced span multiple categories, including a book on considering stocks through a two-pronged approach combining shareholder benefits and fundamentals, a book exploring the reasons and background behind undervalued stocks, a book focused on financial due diligence for bank stocks, a book examining new conventions in IT, a book that deepens understanding of how to read accounting information, a book on using disclosures of large shareholdings, and books covering post-listing perspectives such as IPOs and TOBs.
Finally, the guide presents both a suggested reading order and an approach that allows readers to select only the themes they are interested in, providing a path to choosing the most suitable book. It is structured as a starting point for practical research.