Book Synopsis: Benjamin Graham, Building a Profession

Again continuing on Benjamin Graham, this weekend I was privileged to have read a book by this title “Benjamin Graham, Building a Profession”. It is a collection of rare writings by and interviews with one of financial history’s most brilliant visionaries. The book presents Graham’s evolution of ideas on security analysis spanning five decades. Particularly … Read more

Book Synopsis: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Philip Fisher

Over the past few days, I was privileged to have read another masterpiece of a book – “Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits” by the legendary investor Philip Fisher – the father of growth investing. A complete opposite of Graham and the theory of value investment, Fisher proposes a set of 15 ‘scuttlebutt’ principles that work … Read more

The psychology of happiness: Why money has little to do with it

It is unusual for a large global investment bank to present research on the psychology of happiness as part of their Global Equity Research. But that is exactly what I found in this attached document from Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein. If you are looking for investment related advice, read no further. Also, if you invest in the hope of being financially well-off … Read more

Book Synopsis: The Millionaire Next Door

This is the title of a famous book that was a result of multi-year studies and research done by Dr Stanley and Dr Danko to discover the profile, lifestyle and habits of America’s wealthy households and how they became wealthy. The title is intriguing as they say, because initially they started their research by surveying … Read more

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