Buffettology: The Previously Unexplained Techniques That Have Made Warren Buffett The Worlds

When it comes to R. O. I. (Return On Investment) Warren Buffet clearly understands this whenever he selectively invests his money into businesses that make the most business sense for him. He seeks out businesses that offer him a return on his investment money of at least 15% or higher. He knows when to get in, how long to remain in and also when to exit something. By last estimates, he is currently worth $20,000,000,000.00!!!! I’m still working on finishing reading this fascinating book. I’m starting Chapter 13 shortly. There’s clearly a lot of information to take in & mentally process. It will require studying & research on the part of the reader before considering any sort of long—term business investing. A solid knowledge of business mathematics is also strongly recommended. I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in becoming rich through long—term business investing. Please be advised however that it is still critically important to do your due diligence & conduct proper research PRIOR to making any future investment decisions with your money.

I have read almost every book on investing. Including several different editions of security analysis from Graham and Dodd. Although buffet is a blend of many successful investors his strategy is a unique one. As far as investment books go on learning functional strategy and how to weigh a business based on its growth patterns and initial buy in returns this book gives us little room to deny whether a business is a good one or bad one.I particularly find the words here on commodity businesses to be profound. Commodities can kill business perspectives if the companies aren't free to adjust prices amongst the competition. Killing margins and profitability per share. Very very good insight.I would recommend this book for both beginners especially but also advanced stock market buyers simply because it can keep you grounded with principles that in the long term will win. Evening the playing field between institutions and the common men like myself.I'll say this that a lot of the calculator stuff here can easily be found. Such as initial price and compounding interest calculators are widely available on the net today so it's not absolute necessity to have the calculator. I found Google handy thereTo sum it up it was a great buy... and I bought all of her books after reading this one because the content was absolutely superb

good review of investing philosophy

I would recommend The Essays of Warren Buffet if I had to choose one. She reiterates a lot of the same topics as the latter book I recommend.. It is an easy read, and gives you a decent incite of his methodology of investment which not really a mystery. I don't think any book out there will tell you the closed room secretes of investment and trading.

I’m only half way through the book and I’ve already learned more about the Buffet method than I have on all the years of reading articles. Now that I understand the method more clearly my future stock selections will be based on these criteria. Best eBook investment I’ve made in a while.

Good inside view of Buffet.

While some of the examples are a bit dated (GM stands out the most), the meat of the book is really good, though like most good topics, there is a lot more to explore than the book gives. It has really changed my investment mindset though, which admittedly was more along the lines of Graham than Buffett, but I feel like I’ve just reached a new point of investing enlightenment, and am craving more.

Well, written, and everything makes sense. Great introduction to Buffettology for a novice. Do wish that this book can be updated with market players and stocks that play a dominant role in today’s market.