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11 Aug, 2022
Must have!
This is probably one of the very few books that I would recommend to anybody who is starting or have started to Invest and is looking for knowledge! I would recommend to read all three of his books in this particular order:
1. Learn To Earn
2. Beating the Street
3. One Up On A Wall Street.
These three are like sequel of books. His first book tells the history of the Wall Street and the history of Stocks dating back from the early years back in 1600s..
His second book writes about the years of him working at Magellan Fund and starts to introduce some important numbers like P/E ratio, Balance Sheet, Earnings per Share and so on.
His third book starts to explore all the important numbers mentioned in the 2nd book but in much greater detail. It also talks about debt, dividends, sales ratios and so on.
Most importantly it talks about the 4 types of businesses and the risk and rewards that come with those 4 different types of businesses.
I've read 9 books on investing in the last 6 months and I think this one is by far the best!
p.s. The 9 books include 'Rule 1', 'Payback time', 'The Dhando Investor', 'Accounting for non accountants', 'The little book that beats the market', all three Lynch's books and the 'Intelligent Investor' by Ben Graham.