Money and Finance
From There's Always Something to Do:
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If you haven't bought one yet and are interested, Max Olson has set up a print-on-demand link for the hardcover version of the Berkshire Hathaway Letters to Shareholders (LINK) What does Charlie Munger mean when he says that something is a lollapalooza?...
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Jim Grant's Three Part Interview With The Epoch Times (LINK) Peter Thiel Op-Ed: Competition Is for Losers (LINK) Related book: Zero to OneWoman of 24 found to have no cerebellum in her brain [H/T James] (LINK) An important book worth checking...
- Miguel Barbosa Reviews “there’s Always Something To Do”
Via Simoleon Sense:I haven’t reviewed a book in a while but this book deserves a mention (make that two). I’m talking about, “There’s Always Something To Do - The Peter Cundill Investment Approach”. I received the book last week and finished...
- The Intelligent Investor
I've been reading Benjamin Graham's book The Intelligent Investor and have been amazed by some of the insights that he had. On page 204, Graham introduces something we've all heard before, the Mr. Market parable. "Imagine that in some private...
- A List Of Good Investing Books
Must-Haves for Serious Investors Benjamin Graham. The Intelligent Investor. The value investor's bible. Make sure you get an edition with Jason Zweig's commentaries.Peter Lynch. One Up on Wall Street. The retail investor's bible. Lynch's...
Money and Finance
Peter Cundill's book recommendations
From There's Always Something to Do:
There are a few books – really not that many – which I believe are indispensable reading for every serious investor in whatever facet of investment practice they may favor:
- Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds by Charles Mackay (only the first two chapters – the title is worth the price of admission!)
- The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind by Gustave Le Bon
- Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist by Roger Lowenstein
- The Money Masters by John Train
- The Intelligent Investor: A Book of Practical Counsel by Benjamin Graham
- The Templeton Touch by William Proctor
- The Alchemy of Finance by George Soros
- Links
If you haven't bought one yet and are interested, Max Olson has set up a print-on-demand link for the hardcover version of the Berkshire Hathaway Letters to Shareholders (LINK) What does Charlie Munger mean when he says that something is a lollapalooza?...
- Links
Jim Grant's Three Part Interview With The Epoch Times (LINK) Peter Thiel Op-Ed: Competition Is for Losers (LINK) Related book: Zero to OneWoman of 24 found to have no cerebellum in her brain [H/T James] (LINK) An important book worth checking...
- Miguel Barbosa Reviews “there’s Always Something To Do”
Via Simoleon Sense:I haven’t reviewed a book in a while but this book deserves a mention (make that two). I’m talking about, “There’s Always Something To Do - The Peter Cundill Investment Approach”. I received the book last week and finished...
- The Intelligent Investor
I've been reading Benjamin Graham's book The Intelligent Investor and have been amazed by some of the insights that he had. On page 204, Graham introduces something we've all heard before, the Mr. Market parable. "Imagine that in some private...
- A List Of Good Investing Books
Must-Haves for Serious Investors Benjamin Graham. The Intelligent Investor. The value investor's bible. Make sure you get an edition with Jason Zweig's commentaries.Peter Lynch. One Up on Wall Street. The retail investor's bible. Lynch's...