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The Dhandho Investor: The Low - Risk Value Method to High Returns

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Started reading:: 23rd May 2007
Finished reading:: 27th May 2007

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Rating: 8

Excellent value investing book. Reiterates a lot of established ideas by Graham, Buffet, Munger and Greenblatt. If you haven’t read any book on value investing this would be a very good start. Mohnish explains with easy language and simple stock stories.

For me, being an Indian, the added benefit was reading about the Patels, Mittal and bits of Mahabharat :D

Overall a must read.

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