About the book
Mary Buffett, formerly Warren Buffett's daughter-in-law, and analyst David Clark set out the investment method they attribute to him. They explain how he judges whether a company has potential for economic excellence and what price is worth paying for its stock, working through mathematical models built on three variables: per-share earnings, how predictable they are, and the market price. The authors describe the kinds of companies that attract Buffett, favoring stocks that keep growing over time, and profile fifty-four Buffett companies, firms in which he has invested and which they believe he still follows. The approach treats investing as most intelligent when it is most businesslike.
Mohnish Pabrai sees it as a good starting point on Buffett's approach, though not the last word.
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It's a good book to get started on Buffett's investment approach, but not one to use as the ultimate guide.
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