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I never knew much about investing, but I always wanted to try it. The economic situation was not particularly good, so I reluctantly bought a few funds, but I kept losing money. This book is very suitable for me as an investment novice. He not only talks about some simple and easy-to-understand theories of value investing, but also introduces a lot of life wisdom about investment learning. It's not just finance-related knowledge, but also involves many levels of psychology and sociology. I very much agree with the author's "say goodbye to the folly of following the herd" mentioned in Principle 2. When everyone is attracted to do something, it means that it is no longer so attractive, and investment cannot achieve the expected purpose.

Life itself is a long-term investment. From childhood to adulthood, we are involved in countless investment choices as we grow up, such as which school to go to, what major to study, who to fall in love and marry, where to work, etc. I think Munger's investment principles are more appropriate when applied to the investment logic of life. We should try our best to avoid emotional interference when making various choices - although it is impossible to do so, we should sort these choices according to the principles of value investment, and then try to find the better one.

Mr. Charlie Munger has always been someone I respect. He has excellent investment experience and investment results, and he also has a relatively clear and clear grasp of his life. The book explains in detail the principles Munger follows when investing, such as value investing, risk management, diversification, etc., And analyzes the importance of these principles for successful investment. It explores the values ​​​​and philosophical beliefs that Munger upholds in his life, such as kindness, honesty, and taking responsibility, and explains the significance of these values ​​​​to individuals and society.

Investment and life are closely related, and the two are never isolated. When you see its investment status, you can also infer a person's living status. "Continuous learning and growth is the key." Munger believes that continuous learning and growth are the keys to success, not only in the investment field, but also in all aspects of life. He encouraged people to continuously pursue the accumulation of knowledge and experience. This principle of Munger also applies to our daily life and work.

I particularly like his pursuit of independent thinking, which is really important. However, the character of the large investment bank mentioned in the book was quite annoying. He couldn't even sell a good company like Scott Fitts Company. Fortunately, he was discovered by Munger in the end. This also illustrates the value of independent thinking. If everyone could be like Munger, we would be able to find more good opportunities. Overall, this book is well worth reading, especially for anyone who wants to be successful in investing and life.

Charlie Munger is Warren Buffett's golden partner. He is known as the "brain tank behind the scenes" and the "last secret weapon." His visibility to the outside world has always been low, his transparency is low, and his wisdom, value and contribution have been seriously underestimated by the world. He and Buffett jointly created Berkshire, which is now a model in the corporate and investment circles. He also played an important role in a little-known achievement - he was the man who launched and ultimately won the campaign to legalize abortion in the United States many years ago.

It is a good book to understand the knowledge required for investing.

Charlie Munger is a knowledgeable and talented person. What surprised me is that he is blind in his left eye and almost blind in his right eye. There is a golden house in the book. Similarly, I also like to read biographies. Becoming a generation investment broker is far from simple as we think. Maybe we can't achieve good results in investment, but there is still a lot to learn in other aspects.

Mainly in terms of thinking, it can expand ideas.

Very good, Charlie Munger is a wise man in the investment industry

This book makes people wise and broadens their horizons.

It's a pity that I haven't finished it yet. This classic must be read over and over again.

I have to say this book is very good