Helps you understand how companies are managed. This book is filled with buffet wisdom on determining a well ruined company.. this book does not teach you how to buy stocks by looking at numbers, instead it helps you understand how good companies should be managed

One of those rare books on business and leadership that both entertains and enlightens. Deftly edited, the book consists of excerpts from the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder letters, organized by theme to reveal the larger philosophies of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger that have led to Berkshire's unparalleled success. It might be the only business text you'll ever need.

Good...but this was a bit beyond my knowledge. I am the average joe, so this was a bit beyond me. Interesting, what I did understand.

This book is a great, well organized compilation of Mr. Buffett's famous "Letters to Shareholders" which appear in the annual reports of Berkshire Hathaway.
It has been recently updated to include the letters to shareholders written since the book was first released in 1996, a new introduction has been written, and a new, tougher, blue cover has been added. Mr. Buffett advised shareholders at the 1999 & 2000 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting if he had to pick a single book describing his methods, this would be the one. It is a great tool to use when trying to compile Mr. Buffett's comments on a particular subject since it is organized by subjects he has discussed in his letters over the years. Trying to find all of his comments on a particular subject throughout the annual reports is a time consuming task when you have to look through many years worth of annual reports. Mr. Cunningham has made this task much simpler with this book.


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