This book tells the story of Warren Buffett's stock-picking strategy, which has changed little over the past 20 years. His order of consideration is always the company, its management, its financial performance, and its current price. However, behind this seemingly simple surface lies a fierce debate about growth and value-added.
Reader comments
As the book says, stock selection not only depends on the company and management conditions, but also understands the impact of price fluctuations and individual behaviors. This book not only taught us about investing, but also gave me a deeper understanding of my own investment decisions. I think it is similar to "Poor Charlie's Almanac" and both can give people a lot of inspiration.
Rich and exciting content
Very practical and beneficial
Investment classics in my mind
Very good investment and financial management book
As the book says, stock selection not only depends on the company and management conditions, but also understands the impact of price fluctuations and individual behaviors. This book not only taught us about investing, but also gave me a deeper understanding of my own investment decisions. I think it is similar to "Poor Charlie's Almanac" and both can give people a lot of inspiration.
Rich and exciting content
Very practical and beneficial
Investment classics in my mind
Very good investment and financial management book