The Management Laws in Warren Buffett's Notebook

Author: Gu Jin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-31
Features: Warren Buffett, known as the God of Stocks and the God of Wall Street, is the world's second-richest person after Bill Gates! Starting at the age of 5, he began selling chewing gum and accumulating wealth by setting up roadside stalls. At 11, he bought his first stock in life. At 13, he began his business investments. By the time he graduated from high school at 16, he already owned a farm spanning up to 40 acres. In 1956, at the age of 25, he only invested $100 and co-founded his first company—Buffett & Company. Six years later, the company's assets reached $7.2 million. In 1964, his personal wealth exceeded $4 million. By 1994, he had built a wealth empire worth $23 billion. In 2002, his assets had grown to $36 billion! The book "The Management Laws in Warren Buffett's Notebook" is narrated in the style of Martin, a financial journalist from The Wall Street Journal, and presents thirty-seven classic management secrets in a literary form!