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How Buffett Does It: 24 Simple Investing Strategies from the World's Greatest Value Investor Christian Hoppe, Greg N. Gregoriou
Publisher: McGraw-Hill

On paper investing on a quantitative basis seems great. How Buffet Does It By james Pardoe. This is a Great Book to read,understand and apply the wisdom of Mr.Buffett-currently the Top No.1 Billionaire or Richest Person in the World with about USD62 Billions. Mr.Buffett have listed his 24 simple investing strategies and if you read this book,you will realize that what is being practiced NOW especially by the Malaysian Investors are Not Right and Need to Rethink,React and Reenergise their Investments. 24 Simple Investing Strategies From The world's Greatest Value Investor. The returns are easy, require nothing more than a computer and some rudimentary programming skills. The new portfolio While we can appreciate them wanting to participate on the “credit card toll road” trade, the historic aim of Buffett to make a big bet and to gain influence as a “partner” just does not apply when you own both. Tags:How Buffett Does It: 24 Simple Investing Strategies from the World's Greatest Value Investor, tutorials, pdf, djvu, chm, epub, ebook, book, torrent, downloads, rapidshare, filesonic, hotfile, fileserve. To top it off, What happened to “avoid companies you do not understand” as part of the Buffett investing strategy? While shares do not always fully maintain this adjusted value (see our section on “Dividend Capture”), trading shares around dividend dates is not a simple alpha-generating strategy. Though the world of dividend investing can seem conservative and basic on the surface, there is a lot to know in the dividend world that can help investors create long term wealth. Buffett is considered to be a value investor who buys great companies that he thinks he can hold forever. I come from more of a trading background than an investing one and what was written in this book, particularly the early chapter "General Poker Strategy", has great advice that applies to traders and investors too. Investors should note, though, that Buffett generally does not follow his own advice in this regard.