(TG) Extraordinary Entrepreneurs

Author: (USA) Gandel
Translator: Wang Pengfei
Country: United States
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book is a summary of the author's insights and experiences in investing and founding, operating, and managing businesses, all derived from his personal practices. It serves as an indispensable guide for readers interested in or already established in small businesses, especially those with limited business knowledge. It will tell you whether a project is worth investing in, how to develop a plan, how to minimize taxes through legal means, how to choose a store location, how to retain customers, and other techniques for ensuring successful investment. Significantly, it will also show entrepreneurs how to avoid the pitfalls of business failure, enabling their companies to thrive and endure. The author, Ben Gandel, is renowned in Western stock markets as an "inverse investor." He is like a fish swimming against the current or a sheep that breaks away from the flock, operating outside mainstream investors and forging his own path to wealth. He typically buys stocks of companies currently facing financial difficulties but with the potential for future resurgence. Over the past decade, he has achieved remarkable success, with an average annual return of 23.9%. His and his partners' companies have flourished and remained a favorite among the investments of Western tycoons.