User Reviews
Filter reviews
"I have a friend who is a successful day trader. I’ve been a truck driver for years. I can see the trend the way things are going – automation is everywhere. That’s why I got into trading. I wanted to have a way to generate income independently. And being on the road has provided plenty of opportuni Read more...
I think there is a lot that is outdated, but still relevant to investing. I don't think there is a lot applicable to a day-trader or intermediate trader. But for investing it is solid.
Excellent book that spells out the basics of investing. Buy low and sell high. Evaluate stocks to determine which are undervalued.
You have to remember that this is a classic, timeless book that has been updated throughout the years. It's probably the most prolific investment book out there. It's interesting to see how some things haven't changed 50 years later. The first few chapters contain information that would benefit near Read more...
"Must read for everyone doing some kind of business on the stock market. Although I am focused on day- and swing trading this helps you understand the market much better."
"This review is based on reading the book in one day, and so not really having time to put into practice what Graham recommends. I'm however reviewing the text and style of the book, which is superb. Good information and analysis, the web references are invaluable, and very balanced synopsis of the Read more...
"I suppose it's dependent on the personal philosophy and nature of investors, but out of the highly recommend books on Amazon such as Common Stocks.., One up on Wall Street, Essays of Buffet, or A Random Walk..., the Intelligent Investor is probably my least favorite book. I found the writing to b Read more...
This book definitely made me appreciate investing more. It's a good read because the author is Warren Buffet's mentor. You cannot go wrong with that!
"I suppose it's dependent on the personal philosophy and nature of investors, but out of the highly recommend books on Amazon such as Common Stocks.., One up on Wall Street, Essays of Buffet, or A Random Walk..., the Intelligent Investor is probably my least favorite book. I found the writing to b Read more...
After reading so doesn't make me a better investor but really hits the point about not getting drawn in too much emotionally.
- 1
- 2
- 3