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Fathers of Investing
Borrow the habits of Buffett, Munger and other great investors.
What’s included
- 19 pages, in plain English, with charts and examples
- 10 topics, each a short read
- A checklist to act on, and sources so you can check every fact
- Part of the full course: all ten guides for £78, one payment
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What’s inside
Ten Legends At A Glance
- Benjamin Graham
- Philip Fisher
- Warren Buffett
Benjamin Graham: The Father Of Value
- His big ideas
- What went wrong
- Mr Market: the market’s moods are an opportunity, not a guide
Philip Fisher: The Growth Pioneer
- Scuttlebutt
- Profitability
- Integrity
Warren Buffett: The Oracle Of Omaha
- His big ideas
- What went wrong
- Circle of competence: invest only in what you understand
Sir John Templeton: The Global Contrarian
- His big ideas
- Look everywhere: the best bargain may be in another country
- Go against the crowd when prices reflect despair
Bogle And Swensen: Two Ways To Diversify
- John Bogle (1929–2019)
- David Swensen (1954–2021)
- Big idea: own the whole market, at the lowest cost, for ever
Peter Lynch: Invest In What You Know
- His big ideas
- What went wrong
- Know why you own it: be able to explain it in two minutes
Howard Marks: The Thinker On Risk
- His big ideas
- Risk means the chance of permanent loss, not just a bumpy price
- Avoid the losers and the winners take care of themselves
Miller And Jhunjhunwala: Big Calls
- Bill Miller (born 1950)
- Rakesh Jhunjhunwala (1960–2022)
- The lesson: growth needs patience, and reputations need care
What The Legends Share
- Walter Schloss: the quiet one
- Think like an owner
- Be patient
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