Buffettology
Subtitle: the previously unexplained techniques that have made Warren Buffett the world's most famous investor
By: Mary Buffett & David Clark
Contributors: Clark, David, 1955-
Publisher: Rawson Associates
Published: 1997
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: Investments; Capital investments
Description: This is not another cut-and-paste of Warren Buffett's letters to shareholders of Berkshire-Hathaway, nor a biography filled with anecdotes about Buffett. Instead, it is designed to teach you Buffett's extraordinarily successful system of business perspective investing - from the mathematical equations that assist him in making investment decisions to the actual companies that have captured his interest.

Buffettology is a detailed analysis of how Buffett commits capital to investment only from a business perspective, the strategy that gives him the discipline to exploit the stock market's folly. It answers the questions - that for years seem to have eluded investment professionals and Buffettologists - about how Warren Buffett turned $105,000 into $20 billion and became the world's most famous investor.
Notes: Includes index.