The Warren Buffett Way Workbook
By Robert G. Hagstrom and Russell Rhoads
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About this ebook
The Warren Buffett Way Workbook consists of over 500 questions and answers to help readers of The Warren Buffett Way reinforce and cement their knowledge of Buffett’s hugely successful investment approach. The Workbook follows The Warren Buffett Way, 3e, providing a combination of multiple choice and essay questions for each chapter in the core book. Given the depth and range of questions, a reader who masters the material in the Workbook will be equipped with the knowledge to begin to apply Buffett’s methods to his/her own investment portfolio. All answers are provided in the Workbook, including answers to the essay questions. The perfect accompaniment to The Warren Buffett Way, 3e and The Warren Buffett Way Video Course, the Workbook will provide readers with a sure path to begin investing just like Warren Buffett.
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Reviews for The Warren Buffett Way Workbook
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- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5I actually listened to the version narrated by Stefan Rudnicki - one of my favourite 'voice actors' - and he did a good job of bringing some life to the pages and making this somewhat tolerable.
While the book does present and illustrate the Buffet investing characteristics with enough biographical information to flesh out the story in an interesting way, in the end the book's repetitiveness got to me.
Buffet's philosophy is renowned for it's simple common sense. A great strength for investment theory, but a poison pill for someone writing on the topic. I couldn't help thinking the author really struggled to pad the material out to the requisite number of pages. - Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Warren Buffet Way is a comprehensive look at the investment strategies of Warren Buffet, the richest man in the world. The book was written with enough economic jargon that satiates the business-savy, but wasn't too complex for laymen. While I don't expect to become a billionaire like Buffet, I was able to gleam enough information from the book to assist me in whatever investments I make, and allowed me to glance into the mind of the world's richest man.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5This seemed to be a great book on fundamentals of investing. However, a lot of it was over my head due to my lack of financial literacy (The WSJ Guide to Understanding Money and Investing helped that a lot). What I gained from it the most was a new perspective on life: whatever we are spending our time, money, and effort on is an investment. Analyze whether it has any real value.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5A good book to understand how investing should be, but those principles are hard to apply in practice, evident by the fact that there are millions of Buffett fans but only one Buffett.