I am currently reading this and I can't help but think every single page is a puff piece on how many stocks he owns and which opportunities he did and didn't see.
It doesn't feel like learning about investing for a beginner but rather an autobiography on his portfolio. What did you like about it?
The idea that one can go about his own world, think for himself, and get into positions based off his own information advantages before wall street catches on. As a type 1 diabetic, this idea has paid off handsomely with my returns on $TNDM and $DXCM
It doesn't feel like learning about investing for a beginner but rather an autobiography on his portfolio. What did you like about it?