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The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America
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''The book I autograph most.'' --Warren Buffett''Takes Warren's brilliant letters to a still-higher level.'' --Carol Loomis''A very important book.'' --Bill Ackman
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About the Author
Warren Buffett is the Chief Executive Officer of Berkshire Hathaway, a $70+ billion holding company engaged in a variety of businesses. Lawrence Cunningham is a Henry St. George Tucker III Research Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School.
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Paperback: 328 pages
Publisher: The Cunningham Group & Carolina Academic Press; Fourth edition (November 30, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1611637589
ISBN-13: 978-1611637588
Product Dimensions:
6.8 x 1 x 10 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.7 out of 5 stars
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This is a collection of Warren Buffett's essays.In it I found a lot of information about investing and an education about many aspects of investing and accounting schemes.Mr. Buffett supplied plenty of wit and quotes that made the book an easier read than it could have been. Let's face it, for people that aren't in that profession, this can be a boring or laborious read. It's easy to get lost in a book with a lot of numbers and accounting jargon. This book is an exception. It's highly readable and pertinent for anyone that wants to know more about investing or if you take an active interest in your 401K plan.
The letters of Mr. Buffett (plus a cameo from Mr. Munger) that are edited and streamlined to make for easier reading. This collection is packed with so many fundamentally sound business and ethical principles laid out with humor, simplicity, AND complexity - I loved it and am on my way to re-reading this wonderful book.
This is an excellent collection of wisdom from THE rockstar of investing. Is his strategy for you? Probably not. But if you want to learn about Buffett's philosophy, this is the best way to go. If you run a business, this book offers great ethical advice. If you are considering a long-term stock purchase (investment), this book will give valuable advice for how to think about your decision.
Lawrence A. Cunningham opens this book with an appropriate excerpt from the essays of Michel de Montaigne: "The speech I love is simple, natural speech, the same on paper as in mouth; a speech succulent and sinewy, brief and compressed, not so much dainty and well-combed as vehement and brusque."There is no shortage of books on Warren Buffet. It is an interesting state of affairs: numerous writers, pundits, and other Warren Buffet "experts" opining on the life and investing decisions of perhaps the greatest investing and capitalist "expert" of all time.Others opining on the life of a genius is often necessary, when it comes to understanding the broader impact that genius has had on society. A masterful investor, scientist, engineer, or whatever is not also necessarily always an effective writer and communicator. Mr. Buffet, however, is a rare breed.Not only has Mr. Buffet, across his lifetime, compiled the most impressive track record capitalism has ever produced- one of growth, achievement, societal awareness and improvement, but he can also write. He writes in a language that is, in the words of Montaigne, "simple...succulent and sinewy, brief and compressed...brusque."Lawrence A. Cunningham through this book expresses an important truth- when a man such as Mr. Buffet writes with the clarity and power that he does, not much benefit is given to the reader by adding words on top of what is already clear and powerful prose. If one is trying to make sense of Mr. Buffet and his philosophies, the best place to start is with Mr. Buffet's own "sinewy" words, which are presented, unadorned except with a short preface, in this book."Essays" is a bit of a misnomer for the content of this book. In fact, this book is actually a compilation of excerpts from the Annual Letters Mr. Buffet has written to the shareholders of his company, Berkshire Hathaway, over the last thirty plus years. Worth noting, these very letters are available, in their entirety, on the World Wide Web for free. Something, however, is definitely gained through reading Mr. Buffet's words as Mr. Cunningham has arranged them.Mr. Cunningham has arranged this book by subject, rather than time- and the effect is pleasing and effective. The way that Mr. Cunningham chose to arrange Mr. Buffet's letters is into the following categories: Corporate Governance, Corporate Finance and Investing, Alternatives to Common Stock, Common Stock, Mergers and Acquisitions, Accounting and Valuation, and Accounting Policy and Tax Matters.The effect of Cunningham's carefully-chosen delineations is a book that has more the feel of an educational guide, than a story of Mr. Buffet's investing career and his company, Berkshire Hathaway.What emerges out of this educational guide is the philosophy and teachings of a gifted Professor and practitioner. No matter whether Mr. Buffet is waxing poetic on business or outlining his scruples over how corporations account for equity stock options, out of his writing emerges a consistent and eloquent philosophy on the "right" and effective approach to business, investing, capitalism, and life.The "Buffet Way", perhaps impossible to summarize fully in a few short sentences, is stoic and original. The practitioner of this philosophy is one who stands apart from society, ignores any "institutional imperative" that may impede rational decision-making. The "Buffet Way" is a mode of analysis that knows the bounds of its own limitations, and is free of emotion. The Buffet Way demands that every decision require a "margin of safety" or room for error.Most importantly, Mr. Buffet's view of investing, and particularly of investing in the stock market or in other marketable securities, grasps a simple but important concept that is lost on so many market pundits and practitioners: stocks are not abstractions. Stocks are certificates that represent a share of ownership in an underlying business. Too often people don't look through stocks to the underlying business they represent. This book aptly is subtitled, "Lessons for Corporate America", because Mr. Buffet is after all an evaluator of businesses.Stocks and their prices are only relevant when they become disjointed, in a favorable way, from the underlying realities of the business they represent.To think the "Buffet Way" takes more, though, than knowing the concept's basic precepts. It takes discipline, and a stoic fight against the animal spirits that so often lead investors astray. This book and its precepts are worth reading, and rereading, until hopefully its lessons are engrained in the psyche in a way that they become impossible to ignore.
I have read the book three or more times (previous editions) over the past two decades. The essays by Buffett are well written, easily understood and sound business advice. It is essentially his diary spanning over 50 decades that details his rights and wrongs as both a business operator and investor - in brief.The book arranges Buffett’s essays by topic thus making it easier to relate when reading. The complete text is available from Berkshire’s web site for anyone to download, which is arranged by the year it was written - annual reports.
Warren Buffett advises us not to invest in stocks. We should invest in the businesses behind them. He is currently the second richest person in the world, after Bill Gates. He is also arguably the most successful investor of all time. Apart from a youthful apprentiseship with B Graham when he lived in New York, Buffett has always lived in Omaha and his approach to investmnent is a long way from Wall Street in every sense. His letters to shareholders are eagerly anticipated because they contain many simple nuggets of wisdom. Here are some themes that come out from his writings: (1). Stock-market prices for company's are driven by emotion, not truth, and the truth about a company lies in its "operating result" rather than its current stock price or its glossy forecasts; (2). You know the company's "intrinsic worth" and that the market will sooner or later recognises this. This is the essence of "value investing"; (3). Look for company's that have a "durable competitive advantage". Even if their stock price goes up and down, this advantage will naturally see them outperform other stocks; and (4). No matter how great the talent or effort some things just take time: you can't produce a baby in a month by getting 9 women pregnant.
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