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by Peter Krass,Richard Poe

Peter Krass Richard Poe Economics English

eBook The Book of Investing Wisdom: Classic Writings by Great Stock-Pickers and Legends of Wall Street (Wiley Audio) ePub

Author: Peter Krass,Richard Poe
Language: English
ISBN: 1560159502
ISBN13: 978-1560159506
Publisher: Penton Overseas Inc; Abridged edition (May 1, 2000)
Category: Economics
Subcategory: Perfomance
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 191
Formats: lrf azw mobi mbr
ePub file: 1656 kb
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Аудиокнига "The Book of Investing Wisdom: Classic Writings by Great Stock-Pickers and Legends of Wall Street", Peter Krass. Читает Stuart Langton

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His other books include The Book of Leadership Wisdom: Classic Writings by Legendary Business Leaders and . Imagine sitting down and picking the brains of the greatest investors of all time!!! That's exactly what you get when you open the pages of this book.

Imagine sitting down and picking the brains of the greatest investors of all time!!! That's exactly what you get when you open the pages of this book. Every paragraph drips with delicious wisdom that will leave you smacking your lips for more! Bravo!

His other books include The Book of Leadership Wisdom: Classic Writings by Legendary Business Leaders and The . Peter L. Bernstein: Is Investing for the Long Term Theory or Just Mumbo-Jumbo? Sir John Templeton: The Time-Tested Maxims of the Templeton Touch.

Peter L. Mario Gabelli: Grand Slam Hitting. Gerald M. Loeb: Importance of Correct Timing.

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Ellen Douglas Williamson: Do-It-Yourself Investing. Bouck White: Daniel Drew on Wall Street. Richard Whitney: In Defense of the Stock Exchange

Ellen Douglas Williamson: Do-It-Yourself Investing. John Moody: Investment versus Speculation. B. C. Forbes: Wall Street Millionaires. Fred Schwed, J. The Wall Street Dream Market. Richard Whitney: In Defense of the Stock Exchange. T. Boone Pickens, J. Professions of a Short-Termer. James Grant: Michael Milken, Meet Sewell Avery. oceedings{Krass1999TheBO, title {The book of investing wisdom : classic writings by great stock-pickers and legends of Wall Street}, author {Peter Dipl. Krass}, year {1999} }. Peter Dipl.

Wisdom: Classic Writings by Great Stock-Pickers and Legends of Wall Street This is not a 'how to get-rich-quick in the stock market book'; it is more of a solid, conservative investment for your reading.

The Book of Investing Wisdom: Classic Writings by Great Stock-Pickers and Legends of Wall Street. by Stuart Langton and Peter Krass. An exceptional collection of essays by 46 great names business such as Pickens, Baruch, Moody, Buffet, Lynch, Forbes, Soros, and Trump. Key themes include: basic of analysis; attitude and philosophy; strategy; cycles; views from the inside; and more. Each essay includes a biographical sketch of the writer. This is not a 'how to get-rich-quick in the stock market book'; it is more of a solid, conservative investment for your reading portfolio.

An anthology of fifty essays and speeches from the most successful and colorful investors and financial figures of our time--including Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, John C. Bogle, and George Soros--discusses the strategies and psychology underlying the market game. Book available.

Not-the-Same

The readings included in the CD were excellent, but the vast majority wasn't included. This book was way too abridged in the audio preparation. For that reason I suggest getting the physical book instead of audio. I got both and will confirm that every chapter of this anthology was excellent.

My favorite segment is by Edwin Lefevre called "Vanished Billions." Lefevre is my favorite financial writer of the 20s and 30s. Wow, this one is good! It's not in the CD though.

One of my favorites is Selling Short by Martin Zweig. His explanation of trading rules and the difficulty in following resonated with me. It was interesting to hear the reading from Mario Gabelli called Grand Slam Hitting. Whereas this book was compiled in the 90s based on writings from earlier times, Gabelli had interesting predictions on the future that turned out to be mainly accurate.

This is an anthology, a collection of writings by notable authors. I got the feeling that money was never the primary or original motivator for them. They were intensely interested in solving problems having to do with investing, speculating and economics.

Dark_Sun

This book is quite mediocre, consisting of a bunch of second-rate excerpts from the work of famous investors. It's like an art museum that, instead of the BEST works by famous painters, has the WORST work by each famous painter. I can't imagine why editor Krass did this, except maybe to save on the expenses of securing permission to reprint.

For example, in the case of Benjamin Graham, instead of choosing something sublime from, say "The Intelligent Investor", Krass chose an obscure piece from "The Magazine of Wall Street" in 1920, which talks about hedging techniques that Graham himself said were useless, later in his career.

The biographical sketches before each piece are full of errors, for example misspelling "Niagara" as "Niagra" and stating that J.S. Bach died in 1760 when even the most amateur student of music history knows that he died in 1750.

The underlying cause of all this nonsense becomes clear when you go to the dust jacket and see that Krass has written a whole series of these books, such as "Book of Financial Wisdom," "Book of Leadership Wisdom," etc. Clearly Krass is a hack who knows nothing about investing, and is just assembling quotations at random to make a few bucks. Save your money and buy a good book on investing. This is not it.

Orevise

This book is a collection of investment wisdom from Wall Street legends such as Warren Buffett, Philip Fisher, Peter Lynch, and even Donald Trump. These people are extremely successful at what they do, and to have access to their advice is just priceless.

Even though I can identify more with Warren Buffett's and Philip Fisher's investment philosophies, I enjoyed reading about others such as Martin E. Zweig who talked about short selling. I highly recommend this book to serious investors. Even if you do not have an investment philosophy, read this book, and maybe you will be inspired by one of them.

- Mariusz Skonieczny, author of Why Are We So Clueless about the Stock Market? Learn how to invest your money, how to pick stocks, and how to make money in the stock market

Bradeya

This book was delivered on time and in good condition. But, more important it contains some very good insights by some of the important people of finance.

As a market technician, I was especially gratified by the paper by Henry Clews. Warren Buffets piece is also very insightful.

Ynonno

Some great advice, by the greatest master investors of all time...

xander

My local library has the OverDrive eAudio version of this book, and because the topic can be rather dry to read, the narration does a good job of pacing me, and getting me through the volume.

The content is not much different from other books or audio-books of the genre, but because I don't work in the financial milieu, it helps to reinforce the type of thing and expected reaction for people living a "financial lifestyle"!