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Security Analysis is a must-read. Highly-successful investors, including Warren Buffett and Michael Burry, of The Big Short fame, have used the techniques detailed in this book to assess securities.
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This National Book Award winner is a bold and commendable feat of ethnography. I know the term “lyrical” is pulled out far too often to describe memoirs like Carvell Wallace’s Another Word ...