Winter is coming here and Christmas is coming. Jason Zweig, Investing Columnist at WSJ’s blog Total Return, published a post about “best books for investors” he would be comfortable with decades from now. I think he did a great list, I did not know a few books (How to Lie with Statistics and Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!). Link.
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Notes Chapter 2: Margin of Safety
What is good for Wall Street is not necessarily good for investors, and vice versa. Wall Street firms perform important functions for our economy: they raise capital for expanding businesses and (sometimes) provide liquidty to markets. Up-front fees clearly create a bias toward frequent, and not necessarily profitable, transactions. Investors even remotely tempted toContinue reading “Notes Chapter 2: Margin of Safety”
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