Encountering Buffett in a Restaurant: The Financial Book That Made Jews Go Crazy

Author: Wu Zhengzhi
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: There are no poor people in the world, only lazy ones. Is it better to manage your money closely and let it grow, or to live beyond your means and find your wallet empty at the end of each month? Investment and financial management are not games exclusive to the rich, nor are they just a pile of dry, boring data and principles. A humorous and insightful story or a natural law can absolutely be more effective than lengthy theoretical explanations in helping people understand the art of investment and financial management and leave a lasting impression. This book uses five parts to help you learn various investment and financial management skills from the experiences of investment masters, bedtime stories, Zen philosophy, famous idioms, and natural laws. Mastering these simple yet previously unseen financial concepts will enable you to easily manage your wealth and drive poverty away forever.