An insightful new take on the life and work of one of the world's most remarkable investors: Warren Buffett
In the 30th Anniversary Edition of The Warren Buffett Way, celebrated author and investor Robert Hagstrom delivers the definitive version of his bestselling compendium of the investment strategies made famous by Warren Buffett. The Warren Buffett Way describes the twelve investment tenets of Warren Buffett's strategy called business-driven investing and his distinct approach to managing a portfolio of businesses. You'll learn how you can apply these same principles to building your own portfolio and find discussions on the psychology of long-term investing, its optimal benefits, and how to avoid the most common pitfalls and mistakes encountered by investors.
This latest edition includes:
- A new author preface to complement the existing forewords from Peter Lynch, Bill Miller, and Howard Marks.
- Insights on how to achieve worldly wisdom advanced by Warren Buffett's longtime business partner Charlie Munger.
- Footnotes and references to academic work that supports and expands on Warren Buffett's investment approach and portfolio management.
- The complete Berkshire Hathaway common stocks portfolios from 1977-2021.
An indispensable guide to the remarkable work and accomplishments of Warren Buffett, The Warren Buffett Way is a can't-miss resource for professional and individual investors who want to learn from the world's greatest investor.
PRAISE FOR
THE WARREN BUFFETT WAY
"An extraordinarily useful account of the methods of an investor held by many to be the world's greatest."
-The Wall Street Journal
"It's first rate. Buffett gets a lot of attention for what he preaches, but nobody has described what he practices better than Hagstrom. A comprehensive primer on applying Buffett's investment strategy. Fascinating."
-Fortune
"Simply the most important new stock book?.If you think you know all about Warren Buffett, you have a lot to learn from this book."
-Forbes
"Nobody has described what Buffett practices better than Hagstrom."
-Time "Almost anybody curious about the relationship between the behavior of economics, the performance of firms, and the ups and downs of the stock market will find something useful here."
- The Economist
