Buffettology
by Mary Buffett, David Clark · first published 1999
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on “Compounding Knowledge” ↗…was reading personal finance books. I found them really interesting and easy to read. The millionaire next door, the wealthy barber, etc. I really liked Timothy' Vicks books on Warren Buffett, and Buffettology. These, of course, are the gateway drugs to things like Options as a Strategic Investment by McMillion -- a thousand pages on options, and I read most of them! Ultimately, though, mises.org and "Economics…
on “Behaviors That Destroy Your Financial Health” ↗Bridge: just a joke Maybe the Burry list, in order: 1. The intelligent investor, Graham & Dodd 2. Common stocks and uncommon profits, Fisher 3. Why stocks go up and down, Pike 4. Buffettology, Buffett and Clark but of course a lot of it is trends in accounting and legal issues. Which may be hard to learn on your own.
on “Even God Would Get Fired as an Active Investor (2016)” ↗