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Each person offers different thoughts and ideas that have worked for them. James C Cramer, Host, CNBC's Mad Money, advises us to take our stocks as if they were inventories and to make sure that the holding is reasonable; (3). John C Bogle, Founder. Having read through everyones advice, the twisted yet comfortable thought from Mike Jackson says it all; . .

Reading trade sections with consummate ability, Jason Singer and Staci Snell sound like they think during this primer. the writer interviewed stock-picking luminaries like Warren Buffet, Jim Cramer, and others to benefit inheritor luck secrets and techniques. The recommendations she extracted are offered in a expository variety that's fast-paced and stress-free. Too many folks have been chasing issues within the overdue Nineties and the returns out there acquired out of line.

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Start by marking The Best Investment Advice I Ever Received: Priceless Wisdom from Warren Buffett, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, Steve Forbes, and Dozens of Other Top Financial Experts as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. The book has a few flaws. First, the cover makes a big deal of listing Warren Buffett as providing "priceless wisdom", but he doesn't even write an entry for the book! Instead, Liz Claman writes a brief summary of Buffett's investing philosophy, not really adding anything new. Also, some of the entries are of low quality. This book felt very similar to that for me, and I really gleaned a lot from reading casual conversations from today's top investors. The book also kept my attention really well, seeing as how it is comprised of excerpts from several different people, lasting anywhere from one sentence to only a couple of pages.

The best book on investment advice I've ever read. Published by Thriftbooks. com User, 11 years ago. I'm a white collar worker in the arts, and this book caught my eye because I've been wanting to get into some investing for a while, but didn't know how to go about it properly I was a little worried that the heavy hitters interviewed in it would be way over my head, but that turned out not to be the case.

The Best Investment Advice I Ever Received: Priceless Wisdom from Warren Buffett, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, Steve Forbes, and Dozens of Other Top Financial Experts Audio CDs in MP3, English: MP3, 64 kb/s (2 ch) . Readers will feel likethey're sitting in their living rooms in private conversation with suchcontributors as: John C. Bogle, Founder, Vanguard Group Warren Buffett, CEO, Berkshire Hathaway Bill Gross, Founder and CIO, PIMCO Susan Ivey, CEO, Reynolds American Inc. A. G. Lafley, Chairman, Procter Gamble Georgette Mosbacher, CEO, Borghese Cosmetics John Myers, CEO, GE Asset Management Suze Orman, bestselling author And many more.

From Publishers Weekly. Reading alternate sections with consummate skill, Jason Singer and Staci Snell sound like they believe in this primer. The author interviewed stock-picking luminaries like Warren Buffet, Jim Cramer, and others to learn heir success secrets.

A popular television journalist shares sage advice, practical tips, and sound financial strategies from some of America's most successful investors and business leaders, including Suze Orman, John C. Bogle, Warren Buffett, Bill Gross, Susan Ivey, A. G. Lafley, Georgette Mosbacher, John Myers, Steve Forbes, and others. Simultaneous.

Reviews: 7

Jarortr

Whoa! How will last week's turmoil on Wall Street affect your organization and your team members? Here's a simple idea to bless your staff. Every morning around the coffee pot or the water cooler, hold a stand-up check-in meeting of no more than 10 minutes.

After reviewing the day's priorities, read a page or a paragraph from this insightful book. Fast forward 10, 20 or 30 years. Many of your team members will be retired--if they have managed their investments prudently. Ask your staff how many hours they have invested in the last 12 months on learning about prudent money management practices?

You can help them prepare for retirement by adding several financial planning books to your resource library, including this one. The subtitle reads, "Priceless Wisdom from Warren Buffett, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, Steve Forbes, and Dozens of Other Top Financial Experts."

With 20/20 hindsight almost a year after the publication of the paperback (November 2007), it's still revealing to read and discern the wisdom from these 65 business and financial experts.
* "It is startling to know that a $23,000 investment at birth, invested at a 6 percent annual interest rate, would grow to $1,015,334.35 at age sixty-five." (Paul O'Neill)
* "There was a wonderful money manager decades ago who said you should invest the way you play tennis. Unless you're a pro, just try to get the ball over the net. In investing, just try to get the ball over the net and let compounding interest do the rest." (Steve Forbes)
* "His advice was remarkably simple: Save. Save a lot and save often. One of the unique characteristics of Americans is that we generally don't realize that savings and consumption are mutually exclusive. You simply can't do both." (Richard Bernstein)

You'll find more wisdom in this quick-reading book. Buy it and your ROI could be stunning. It's a helpful resource to "The Budget Bucket," one of the 20 buckets in my book, Mastering The Management Buckets: 20 Critical Competencies for Leading Your Business or Non-profit.

Kelerius

Liz Claman, the editor of this book, invited almost 70 leading investors to share with us, mortals, their investment wisdom. Each person offers different thoughts and ideas that have worked for them. To take 5 examples: (1). Warren Buffett, the richest man in the world advises us to buy stocks with "margin of safety" in mind, and ignore short term fluctuations; ,(2). James C Cramer, Host, CNBC's Mad Money, advises us to take our stocks as if they were inventories and to make sure that the holding is reasonable; (3). John C Bogle, Founder of The Vanguard Group Inc, advises us to eliminate the heavy risk of owning individual stocks by owning the entire stock martket by way of "index funds"; (4). Suze Orman, best selling author, advises us that in the long run, if you want the best financial adviser in the world, you only need to look in the mirror; and (5). Steve Forbes, CEO of Forbes Inc advises us not to put all our money in a single investment. Instead, we should diversify. Underlying all these themes is the objectives of capital appreciation and the power of compound interest. Time and compound interest are indeed magic. In one sentence, the advise says, "Don't lose what you've saved and you should only buy stocks with money you can afford to lose. The final lesson from this book is: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Digest this book and you will have more money than you currently have.

Dagdalas

The book contains short essays from the best known financial experts of our day and it is always exciting to hear their personal comments. Having read through everyones advice, the twisted yet comfortable thought from Mike Jackson says it all; "..how exciting it is to be boring..."

What I mean by that is the culmination of expert thought in this book: save early and save often and diversify your investing for the long run. Stay away from fads and short term schemes. To paraphrase Weissenstein, the more people try to hit a home run, the more likely it is that they'll strike out.

Only a couple of the short essays were predictably boring - like Robert Kiyosaki and Alan Miller. However, just picking up a quote here and there from the other contributors was well worth the price of the book. I know I will be using a number of these quotes in the future.

Oh yeah, my favorite quote? that goes to Alan Skrainka: "Investment decisions should be based on investment principles, not investment predictions." Continuously educate yourself so you are prepared for smart decisions and don't try to guess on highs and lows. Watching your money grow over a long period of time may sound very boring, but it is exciting to know you have invested your hard earned money based on the best investment advice you'll ever receive.

Doomredeemer

There is wisdom in a multitude of advisers, and this book provides many perspectives. I really liked it, and was surprised to see the same themes coming up again and again. I won't mention them because you should buy the book. I do wish however some of the authors had taken the assignment more seriously as there's a few duds.

Jelar

This is a compilation of thoughts from various business and finance gurus, each ranging from a few lines to a few pages in length. Some of them are inciteful and well worth heeding. Others were so shallow that I wonder why they chose to include them at all. You are better off reading Jim Cramer's several books or the classics by Bogle, Lynch, and Graham, if you want to improve your investment skills. If you are looking for basic household money management help, look at Dave Ramsey's publications.

Viashal

BEST ADVICE I HAVE EVER GOTTEN. AN EXCELLENT READ WELL WORTH READING. A REAL EYE OPENER FOR ALL WHO NEED THE GREATEST ADVICE.

Olma

Dont waste your cash

Anyone who listens to Jim Cramer knows his catch phrase. Got the book for the hubby and he hasn't read it yet. Ordering was very easy.

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Author:	Jason Singer,Staci Snell,Hachette Assorted Authors,Liz Claman
ISBN13:	978-1594836534
Title:	The Best Investment Advice I Ever Received: Priceless Wisdom from Warren Buffett, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, Steve Forbes, and Dozens of Other Top Financial Experts
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Language:	English
Category:	Business Culture
Publisher:	Hachette Audio; Unabridged edition (November 22, 2006)