Warren Buffett's 3 Favorite Books: A Guide to The Intelligent Investor, Security Analysis, and The Wealth of Nations

Love this book since it sums up everything I studied in a simple easy friendly book to read. Just love it!

I'm more of a day trader, but purchased this book on the recommendation of a friend to learn more about fundamentals to help with my trading. Let me tell you this book is the perfect place to start for a beginner.This book sums up the information from Warren Buffet's three favorite books in the simplest way possible. While it's impossible to cover everything, the information I learned is valuable. This book is explained in a great story-telling like way with examples that paint a beautiful picture. As an added bonus there are links to Preston's website that goes over some of the topics in more depth.The perfect book for a beginner!

Great book !

Pysh has created more than a book here. He has architected an informational community to smash the fears of investing that so many people have with a hammer of data, numbers and process that I personally was looking for. My biggest comment for potential readers like you is that you cannot only read this book if you expect to fully learn and undergo the phenomenal informational deep-dive that Pysh presents. You must take the time to read each chapter, follow up with each of the free videos that go through further explanation of the chapter, do the free exercises and examples, and use the free website for further information. This will take A LOT of time, but it's worth it. For many, taking meticulous notes may be a really good idea to centralize the key teachings they need. The free site also has a great discussion forum that is pretty active and gives even more information for people to develop a progressive understanding of the investment strategies. I want to underscore that all of this additional information on Pysh's site is FREE and work with the content in the book. You do not have to pay for anything, and there are no subscriptions.Having read many investment books in the past, this has been the best one. If you want quantitative facts and a desire to learn about what all the ratios mean that investors use, how they interact with one another, the importance of bonds, and more importantly how much publicly reported business financials inform, this is the book to go with. Yes, the issues with typos mentioned in some of the comments are true, and it made me skeptical about the attention to detail of the author at first. Though there aren't many typos, hopefully Pysh will have an opportunity to edit a second edition. I also read a comment here that Pysh isn't an academician or economist, so why should he be an expert or write this book. As a regular-Joe investor, I appreciate that Pysh learned this all on his own, tested and prodded the process he made, and connected the investment strategies of Buffett with those he teaches. It's what makes him be able to explain everything in methodical, simple ways so that people can understand them. For me, that speaks volumes about the credibility he brings.This book is so worth your money, as is the time you put into taking advantages of the supplemental information on Pysh's site that go with it.

Excellent condition. Interesting read.

I believe in authenticity therefore, I’m not sure this is a paraphrased or actual approved copy from Mr. Buffet. Will buy original books to make sure.