Manage Funds Like Buffett

Author: O'Rocklin
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: For the first time, reveals the secrets of how "Stock God" Warren Buffett transformed Berkshire Hathaway into the most valuable company in the United States! James's insights and observations, combined with Buffett's wisdom, are truly captivating. — Arnold Wood, founder and managing partner of Martingale Asset Management. A thought-provoking and excellent read—many interesting insights and important arguments are worth pondering. — Nick Chater, professor of psychology at the Institute for Applied Cognitive Sciences, Warwick University. I really love this book—it's different! Most books tell readers how to do things, but now someone is actually doing it, which is important because it proves that what's said in the book is actionable. — Bob Olsen, retired distinguished professor at California State University.
Warren Buffett—the only person in the stock market called a "god," the creator of the largest and most successful group enterprises in the United States, a better manager than Jack Welch, and someone who claims to be able to manage and influence the company even 50 years after his death—what kind of manager is he? What management methods does he employ? Like Buffett, Manage Money reveals the vast, practical, and influential lessons overlooked by other researchers of Buffett, fully explaining his special principles for managing Berkshire Hathaway. For managers and administrative personnel determined to reach the top of corporate management by following the path Buffett has paved, this book illustrates what it means to act like an owner, how to use this ideal as a leadership tool, how to design behavioral rules, and how to implement these rules directly into the organization's operations.
Warren Buffett—the only person in the stock market called a "god," the creator of the largest and most successful group enterprises in the United States, a better manager than Jack Welch, and someone who claims to be able to manage and influence the company even 50 years after his death—what kind of manager is he? What management methods does he employ? The Warren Buffett Biography reveals the vast, practical, and influential lessons overlooked by other researchers of Buffett, fully explaining his special principles for managing Berkshire Hathaway. For managers and administrative personnel determined to reach the top of corporate management by following the path Buffett has paved, this book illustrates what it means to act like an owner, how to use this ideal as a leadership tool, how to design behavioral rules, and how to implement these rules directly into the organization's operations.