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Dien, one of my favorite books about Mr. Buffett is "Of Permanent Value The Story of Warren Buffett" By Andrew Kilpatrick. It's quite a read at about 636 pages, but excellent! .. Josh
> Hi Josh, > Thanks, your comment's made my day. :) > Warren Buffett is one of my personal > heroes.... I learned about his investment > technique from "The Warren Buffett > Way" by Robert Hagstrom, Jr., but > there's a whole slew of books out now.... > That one book has made me tens of thousands > of dollars. I had to put in some effort to > understand it though. Often, it's what you > do with the knowledge that counts. :) > As I said earlier, Warren Buffett doesn't > like the efficient market hypothesis. So he > looks for areas where there isn't an > "efficient market" -- and TWO of > the best places to look are monopolies, and > strong brand names. > That's because these companies have > "market power" -- they are less > subject to competition, and have more > control over the prices they can set. > They're not badly affected in the "down > times" unlike other businesses. People > need or want their products, and there's > only one place to get it, so generally > they're happy to pay whatever price the > company charges. > When you look at these two areas for your > investments -- especially if you look at > companies which are already profitable and > are growing -- you can start to reap big > rewards. :) > - Dien Rice Personal Development Community 24/7! |
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