Reading list (‘08–present)

Non-essential. All the material here has been covered in better ways in better books.

How this is receiving rave reviews is beyond my imagination.

Some useful accounting knowledge and rules of thumbs for interpreting them, but too simplisitic in its presentation of an overall thesis.

The discussions of risk and downside protection in general are the heart of this book. Some of the book is less relevant for individual investors who likely aren’t heavily leveraged or worrying about clients in their fund.

Probably the best introduction to investing as an individual that I’ve found. Reading it with a Boston accent in my head added to my enjoyment.