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- 'Poor Charlie's Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger' Edited by Peter D. Kaufman. This book offers a treasure trove of financial wisdom in the form of speeches and essays written by Charlie Munger, Buffett's longtime business partner and vice president of Berkshire.
- 'The Intelligent Investor' By Benjamin Graham. Buffett has praised "The Intelligent Investor" on several occasions. "In my early days, I, too, rejoiced when the market rose.
- 'Mitek: A Global Success Story, 1981-2011' By Jim Healy. You might not have much luck finding this one on Amazon, but it can be purchased online from The Bookworm, an Omaha-based independent bookstore (and Buffett's go-to for must-reads).
- 'A Few Lessons for Investors and Managers From Warren Buffett' Edited by Peter Bevelin. This is a short (roughly 81 pages) and easy must-read for managers and investors looking to soak up timeless wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha.
- Two Recommended Books from Warren Buffett’s Teacher
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Buffett’s investing teacher was a professor at Columbia University named Benjamin Graham. Graham was a successful investor in his own right, with a strong enough reputation that Buffett actually enrolled in Columbia Business School after he learned Graham was a professor there. Throughout college, Graham taught Buffett his theories on investing. Ap...
If you’re new to investing, Warren Buffett has several more recommendations. (Aside fromThe Intelligent Investor, mentioned above.)
Of course, while Buffett and I both agree that passive index funds are the best way 99% of the population should be investing (me included) this isn’t how Buffett actually made his fortune. For a glimpse into some of the books that shaped Buffett’s investing perspective and helped him select which companies to invest in, here are some of his other ...
When you dig into Buffett’s biography, one interesting quirk is the pivotal role that Charlie Munger has played in Buffett’s success. After an incredible investment career of his own, fellow Omaha, Nebraska native Charlie Munger first met Warren Buffett at a dinner party. The two immediately became friends, and in 1978 Munger became Berkshire Hatha...
Not surprisingly, the most successful investor in history has drawn quite a few biographers. Over the years, Buffett has complimented a few of those authors in particular.
Interestingly, Buffett’s annual reports include the most recommendations about business management. Here are his favorites.
Occasionally, Buffett recommends memoirs and off-topic writings that are only loosely related to business. Here are the most notable.
- Essays in Persuasion. Author: John Maynard Keynes. First published in: 1931. Synopsis: A collection of essays discussing various early-20th-century economic issues and how to solve them.
- Security Analysis. Authors: Benjamin Graham and David Dodd. First published in: 1934. Synopsis: An advanced investing text that lays the foundation for the philosophy of value investing.
- Where Are the Customers’ Yachts? Author: Fred Schwed. Subtitle: Or, a Good Hard Look at Wall Street. First published in: 1940. Synopsis: Many on Wall Street are out to make themselves rich, not their clients.
- The Intelligent Investor. Author: Benjamin Graham. First published in: 1949. Synopsis: This book introduces value investing in a more digestible format than Security Analysis.
Warren Edward Buffett (/ ˈbʌfɪt / BUF-it; born August 30, 1930) [2] is an American businessman, investor, and philanthropist who currently serves as the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. As a result of his investment success, Buffett is one of the best-known investors in the world.
- "The Warren Buffett Way," by Robert G. Hagstrom. If you're mostly looking for investing lessons drawn from the impressive record Buffett has compiled over the years, Hagstrom's book may be all you need.
- "The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America," by Warren Buffett and Lawrence Cunningham. While Buffett has never written a book himself, his decades of shareholder letters add up to the equivalent of several books—though, if read back-to-back, they suffer for the lack of an editor.
- "The Warren Buffett CEO: Secrets From the Berkshire Hathaway Managers," by Robert P. Miles. "The Warren Buffett CEO," from 2003, is less about Buffett as an investor and more about him as a leader and manager.
- "Dear Mr. Buffett: What an Investor Learns 1,269 Miles from Wall Street," by Janet Tavakoli. This is a Buffett book that really isn't about Buffett, although he is one of the main characters.
Warren Buffett has 97 books on Goodreads with 570235 ratings. Warren Buffett’s most popular book is The Essays of Warren Buffett : Lessons for Corporate ...
Apr 26, 2016 · (Updated 2024) The most up to date and comprehensive list of 38 verified book recommendations from Warren Buffett. Includes quotes and sources.
