Buffett’s 2-Step Stock Market Strategy: Know When to Buy A Stock, Become a Millionaire, Get The Highest Returns Paperback – August 21, 2020

This was a AWSOME gift. I got it for my dad for father's day

Just tells the crux of the investments. No deep dive into too many theories and it took me only 3.5 hours of my time to finish this book and get the point.Infact after reading this book, I established a checklist on how to buy a stock based on fundamentals. Will it make me an instant success? Obviously not. But you can have full confidence you made your most informed investment decision when you get the simple and obvious points from this book.Only chapter that got me off a bit is how to find the intrinsic value of the stock. The Author could have recommended some websites that help provide you that number. Other than that short, sweet and potentially a life-changing book. All the best for your investments !!

I think Daniel Jiwani did a good job in explaining a simple technique that can potential yield high rewards for the novice investor like myself. I will attempt to put what I learned into practice and use my signed contracts as a reminder to keep my focus.

Good read especially in this market

You normally buy a book after liking it in adverts or in soft or from another person or by knowing the author, therefore no surprise this book pleased us to have and read Hard copy

Good book with interesting information on choosing stocks. It goes into accounting equations very quickly and it slowed me down and made me not so interested quickly.

I really like this book with I learn some strategies that help me to better understand the stock market.

You're not buying this book for the number of pages. You paid for the ideas, and it's worth it. It gave me a totally new, but not newly invented, perspective in investing. Let me explain. In investing, we often examine P/E, EBIT, etc. but those should be mostly ignored. What's new here is to examine the company's ability to generate CASH. Very practical and unlike P/E, it's always true. This idea is not newly invented; it's just not as widely used in investing. In fact, I use this method when I operate my business and/or look to buy business (or even equipment!). For instance, I'd ask myself what my return would be for spending such and such $$$ buying a rental house, a hotel or even a commercial vehicle. From expense directly to cash in my pocket within a time frame. Then, why not asking the same questions in investing? Just that alone, it changed the way I buy stocks. I don't chase after high-fly stocks any more. I'm investing on quality companies that actually generate cash, with optional re-investing for future growth. You got the idea! And there are tons of those companies out there to profit from.Thank you for writing this. A short, concise, and thorough book on the topic.