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Books about Warren Buffett are about as scarce as wheat fields in Nebraska. Unless you’re a Buffett junkie, the problem is: what to read and what not to read?
By starting with Roger Lowenstein’s
biography, Buffett:
The Making of an American Capitalist, and then reading
The Warren Buffett Way by Robert Hagstrom you’ll be introduced
to both the man and his method.
If you want to delve deeper into Buffett’s
method, I can highly recommend The
Real Warren Buffett by James O’Loughlin. Andrew Kilpatrick’s Of
Permanent Value is a wonderful compilation of stories and
anecdotes about Buffett’s experience, his investments, his
hobbies and his outlook on life (plus hundreds of pithy Buffett
quips and quotes). Reading Buffettology
(by Mary Buffett and David Clark) will help you get a handle on
Buffett’s investment system. But be warned: the authors oversimplify
and attempt to provide a formula that encapsulates Buffett’s
stock-picking ability. Oversimplification is a helpful way to start
learning something. So if you read this book, remember to graduate
beyond its formulaic approach before putting your money on the line.
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