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Investment Book Summaries
The following index of executive book summaries are investing and financial market books that heavily influenced some of the most successful investors in the world.
These are from the list of billionaires’ favorite books that have influenced them. Share this valuable list of free summaries with your friends!
Executive Summary: The Little Book That *Still* Beats The Market By Joel Greenblatt
By Joel Greenblatt | This book is a timeless investing classic that provides sage advice on the basics of value investing and Greenblatt’s signature Magic Formula style of investing.
Executive Summary: One Up on Wall Street
By Peter Lynch | Preston recommends One Up On Wall Street to anyone that’s interested in getting started in investing. Read our executive summary to know more about Peter Lynch and his investing strategies.
Executive Summary: The Most Important Thing
By Howard Marks | What this book does well is thoroughly discuss the concept of risk – It’s simple and very valuable. Howard Marks outlines the strategies necessary for a successful investor and also defines the dangers associated with it.
Executive Summary: Money – Master The Game
By Anthony Robbins | Tony Robbins provides insights into how money follows simple rules. It’s about maximizing the gap between how much you earn and how much you spend, and investing the difference wisely.
Executive Summary: Irrational Exuberance
By Robert Shiller | Can we expect a flat market or even a declining market in the decade to come, or it is truly different this time? Read Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen's general thoughts on Irrational Exuberance.
Executive Summary: Hedge Fund Market Wizards
By Jack Schwager | This book reveals successful investing methods and techniques employed by brilliant minds. Get feedback on your current investing strategy, and learn why the rules of investing might be changing for your current strategy.
Executive Summary: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits
By Philip Fisher | Philip Fisher's Common Stocks And Uncommon Profits provides guidance for investors in assessing the potential value of successful and profitable business. Read the book summary here.
