#88 Warren Buffett's Shareholder Letters— All of them!

“The speaker discusses the book they read, which is a compilation of Warren Buffett's letters to shareholders, highlighting its size and content.”

“Warren subscribes to the philosophy of David Ogilvy, emphasizing the importance of hiring capable people to build a strong company.”

“The speaker references reading Michael Lewis's book, Liar's Poker, in relation to Warren Buffett's investment decisions and the mistakes made by John Gutfried.”

“In the final chapter of Intelligent Investor, Ben Graham forcibly rejected the dagger thesis. This is a quote from the book. Confronted with a challenge to distill the secret of sound investment into three words, we venture the motto, Margin of Safety.”

“In his book, The Science of Hitting, Ted explains that he carved the strike zone into 77 cells. Each the size of a baseball.”

“It's a book that fundamentally shifted how I view life when I realized that I was in a situation where I was going to end up in a state of crisis.”

“Upon receiving Jim Clayton's book, I told the students how much I admired his record.”

“The speaker mentions buying a book titled 'Berkshire Hathaway, 50 years' which covers shareholder letters from 1965 to 2014, later updated to 2018 in Kindle format.”