Customer Review: I thought the book was well written and very informative however; it left me feeling depressed and thankful for my life. It doesn't seem that Warren Buffett is really all THAT happy. He has many close friends and family but how close does he let them get? And the jab that is taken at his... more info
This book was a fun read. It is small and not too long. In fact, it was short. If it had been formatted a little differently it probably could have been sold as a pamphlet instead of as a book. But I liked it. As I examined the Table of Contents, something you can see if you go to the... more info
Customer Review: After being a stockbroker, and starting to deal with the market when I was 18, this book makes the best sense of the thinking process for investing. I first read this when my father gave me a copy when I turned 18. It still makes a great deal of sense and is rewritten in areas with up to date... more info
Customer Review: This book is great and should be a compulsory reading for everyone at college. Lots of people do not realize how much chances and coincidences play roles in our lives. This book is about learning to appreciate the vast number of variables in common life which are not controlled by anyone.
Customer Review: I don't know why I expected a better book to be written about the crisis we are still in, but I did. I found this book to be superficial. It is a small book and it spread itself too thin and tried to comment on too much without any depth.
Customer Review: This is one of the best books on wealth bulding I have even read and I've read hundreds of them. It does a superb job of profiling key characteristic and behaviors that American typically fall into putting themselves deep into debt and then gives simple and easy to connect with ways to counter... more info
Customer Review: This Book traces the International Bankers attempt to control the nations of the world through a privately owned central bank, manipulating and controlling the money supply creating recessions, depressions and financing wars.our Founding Fathers who wrote the Constitution warned the nation of an... more info
Customer Review: I found this book to be very interesting and an informative investing book. Some investing books can be overwhelming; using terms and formulas that don't make sense and you can't understand where they came up with the numbers they are discussing. You won't find that with this book. This is a small... more info
Customer Review: For Prof. R.J. Shiller, the root of the subprime mortgage crisis in the US is a myth, the belief that real estate prices must strongly trend upward for demographic reasons.
He proves that the price of real estate, to the contrary, is trending lower. What went up are the quality and the... more info
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