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Buffettology

By: Mary Buffett,David Clark
Narrated by: Mary Buffett
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For twelve years, Mary Buffett had the privilege to gain personal and professional access from her father-in-law, Warren Buffett. Now, she shares his investing philosophy, revealing informal discussions she had with this private genius. Buffettology is a detailed analysis of how, Warren Buffett commits capital to an investment only from a business perspective, the strategy that gives him the discipline to exploit the stock market's folly, and how he selects companies that will generate extraordinarily reliable results. It answers questions that for years seem to have eluded professionals and Buffettologists, about how Warren Buffett turned $105,000 into $20 billion and became the world's most famous investor.
©1998 Mary Buffett and David Clark, All Rights Reserved (P)1998 Simon & Schuster Inc., All Rights Reserved
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  • Cory Armand
  • 23-09-03

Buffetology

I was very dissappointed in this title. "The Warren Buffet Way" in comparison had much more meat and appeared to have the content blessed by the master himself. Mary Buffet annoyed me severely with "Warren believes...", "What Warren says...", etc. The fact that she is profiting from revealing the treasured family secrets, as a scorned divorcee of a close relative, was bothersome also.

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  • Kt
  • 08-12-22

A must listen!

Great concepts and narration. if your new to investing start here and gain as much knowledge as possible.

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  • Michael Liuaga
  • 11-04-20

not bad

strugged to finish as it started getting repetitive to much. i wouldve liked more specific names for examples

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  • bryan
  • 04-10-16

Great info

Short but good book, worth the use of a credit if you are interested in stocks

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  • Joseph Arechiga
  • 28-02-13

I wish I would have applied this 20 years ago...

If you could sum up Buffettology in three words, what would they be?

In college I learned all about Present Value and Asset Valuation but it seemed to simple to make me rich.
doyyyyyy.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Buffettology?

How simple the concept is of treating every investment like an investment instead of speculation.

Which scene was your favorite?

About why Warren drives a used crappy car... Smart guy!

If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

My cars not sexy but my bank account is!

Any additional comments?

Loved it -- after reading it I sand the Queen song -- "And bad mistakes -- I've made a few" when I thought of how much money I've wasted in my life.