Carol J. Loomis
Auteur de Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything, 1966-2012
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Œuvres de Carol J. Loomis
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American International Group (Ticker: AIG) (2)
Ben Bridge Jeweler (2)
Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters (2)
Bill Gates (3)
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Constellation Energy (2)
David Swensen (2)
Doris Buffett (2)
entreprise (20)
Fechheimer Brothers (2)
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General Reinsurance (GeneralRe) (2)
Hochschild-Kohn (2)
Howard G. Buffett Foundation (2)
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investir (6)
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Iscar Manufacturing (2)
Kindle (5)
Lou Simpson (2)
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non-fiction (14)
PetroChina (2)
Rose Blumkin (2)
Sciences économiques (8)
Scott Fetzer (2)
Sequoia Fund (2)
Shaw Industries (2)
Stock buybacks (2)
Stock Splits (2)
Vin Gupta (2)
Warren Buffett (8)
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mikeolson2000 | 3 autres critiques | Dec 27, 2023 | Signalé
victor.k.jacobsson | 3 autres critiques | May 23, 2020 | This is a compilation of Fortune magazine articles. It has some nice golden nuggets in some of the articles, but you won't feel the need to read it cover to cover. It's an interesting read, although I'm not sure that it's the best place to start if you're looking to learn about Warren Buffett. After reading this, I will be reading Security Analysis and anything else written by Benjamin Graham.
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JennysBookBag.com | 3 autres critiques | Sep 28, 2016 | I enjoyed reading this collection of articles covering Warren Buffett from Fortune Magazine. I learned a lot about the early Buffett prior to my becoming in investing. The integrity and intellect of Warren Buffett is amazing. This should be required reading for most of the population, just for his ideas on responsibility and charitable giving. Politicians will not like it because he calls them out on a lot of their actions that are bad for the country and the people.
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rufusraider | 3 autres critiques | Jan 18, 2013 | Vous aimerez peut-être aussi
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But it's a collection of pretty short-form stuff from the pages of Fortune magazine over many decades, and the anecdotes, philosophy and form get a little bit repetitive after a while.
I kept it on the nightstand and browsed between other books, or when I needed something light that wouldn't keep me up. Worked okay, for that, but took a long time to finish.