Warren Buffett: Inside the Ultimate Money Mind by Robert G Hagstrom
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Warren Buffett: Inside the Ultimate Money Mind by Robert G Hagstrom
Has anyone read? I believe it came out several weeks ago.
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Re: Warren Buffett: Inside the Ultimate Money Mind by Robert G Hagstrom
I have it on my kindle and I’ve read about half of it so far. It is a hagiography, but Buffett has earned his fans, and I find it somehow comforting to read about his (and Munger’s) thinking on various issues.Wade Garrett wrote: ↑Mon Apr 19, 2021 11:25 am Has anyone read? I believe it came out several weeks ago.
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Re: Warren Buffett: Inside the Ultimate Money Mind by Robert G Hagstrom
Sounds like you think it was a worthy purchase. I'm a big fan of The Snowball by Schroeder and The Making of an American Capitalist by Lowenstein. Was much less of a fan of The Warren Buffett way by Hagstrom. I think Hagstrom has written a couple of other Buffett books. Just trying to determine if Hagstrom's new one is worth buying or if it's something he just kind of threw together during the pandemic because he knows Buffett books sell.
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Re: Warren Buffett: Inside the Ultimate Money Mind by Robert G Hagstrom
I just ordered the book. Not expecting or looking for any investment methods. Hagstrom wrote other books on Buffet, but they are a little dated now. I’ve been a boglehead forever so I’m hoping that this one is more of a thinking book.
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Re: Warren Buffett: Inside the Ultimate Money Mind by Robert G Hagstrom
I am enjoying it. I think “Richer, wiser, happier,” by William Green (which just came out), is even more interesting, for me. It talks about a wider range of people, but mostly of a very sensible sort.Wade Garrett wrote: ↑Mon Apr 19, 2021 11:46 amSounds like you think it was a worthy purchase. I'm a big fan of The Snowball by Schroeder and The Making of an American Capitalist by Lowenstein. Was much less of a fan of The Warren Buffett way by Hagstrom. I think Hagstrom has written a couple of other Buffett books. Just trying to determine if Hagstrom's new one is worth buying or if it's something he just kind of threw together during the pandemic because he knows Buffett books sell.