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Summary: The Art of Good Sense
Review: John Train details stories about how Buffet built his fortune by buying up companies who's value was high, but the stock was low for one reason or another. Buffet leaves nothing to chance. If you are serious about investing, this book will interest you, because it does not just apply to someone who buys entire companies even the small investor can benefit from this.
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Summary: The Best of the Many Books on Buffett
Review: Several years ago, I saw John Train's "The Money Masters" and "The New Money Masters" on a list of the ten best books on investing, along with Graham and Dodd and the like. It is hard to disagree with that assessment. The man is highly intelligent, understands investing and writes beautifully."The Midas Touch" is cut out of the same piece of cloth -- succinct and perceptive. Unfortunately, it is currently out of print, so if you can find a used copy, buy it.
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Summary: The Best of the Many Books on Buffett
Review: Several years ago, I saw John Train's "The Money Masters" and "The New Money Masters" on a list of the ten best books on investing, along with Graham and Dodd and the like. It is hard to disagree with that assessment. The man is highly intelligent, understands investing and writes beautifully. "The Midas Touch" is cut out of the same piece of cloth -- succinct and perceptive. Unfortunately, it is currently out of print, so if you can find a used copy, buy it.
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