Book Introduction Introduction to The Essays of Warren Buffett The Essays of Warren Buffett, written by Lawrence A. Cunningham, was first published thirty years ago. Author Introduction Besides The Essays of Warren Buffett, Lawrence A. Cunningham has also written several books related to Warren Buffett, including Dear Shareholder, which I have previously had a post … Continue reading ““The Essays of Warren Buffett””
Category: Investing Books
“Nothing but net”
In “Nothing But Net”, Mahaney shares lessons learned from 25 years of stock analysis: Which companies succeed? Which fail? He identifies the key factors that contribute to the success of high-growth technology stocks.
“The Art of Speculation”
Completed a century ago in 1930, “The Art of Speculation” has become a Western investment classic and remains enduringly popular.
“How Not To Invest”
Barry Ritholtz, the author of book “How Not To Invest”, is the co-founder, chairman, and chief investment officer of Ritholtz Wealth Management LLC. He has over thirty years of experience in the financial industry.
Buffett Recommended Book List
This post will discuss the Buffett Recommended Book List that I know of in his books, at shareholder meetings, in various interviews, and elsewhere.
Buffett and Munger recommended books in shareholder meeting
Buffett and Munger recommended books in shareholder meeting are quite a lot because they chaired the meetings for many decades.
“The Little Book That Still Beats the Market”
The book “The Little Book That Still Beats the Market” is written by Joel. An “interesting” book on value investing written by Joel Greenblatt.
Philip Fisher’s book “Paths to Wealth Through Common Stocks”
Philip Fisher was a very practical and consistent individual. He advocated long-term investing, concentrated investing, and betting on companies in industries he had a deep understanding of. Paths to Wealth Through Common Stocks fully demonstrates that he truly embodied these principles.
“Take Stock In This”
The biggest reason to recommend “Take Stock In This” is that the author’s arguments are substantial and supported by proven investment results. The investment methods he developed, as described in the book, are not significantly different from the correct investment concepts I know (such as long-term investing, growth stock investing, value investing, etc.), making it well worth reading.
Amazon top 10 stock investing books
Here is the table for Amazon top 10 stock investing books