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The Winning Investment Habits of Warren Buffett & George Soros
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Warren Buffett, and George Soros all started with nothing. They’re the world’s richest investors — and they built their billion-dollar fortunes solely by investing. Was it luck? Something in their genes? Connections and “insider information” that the average investor can’t get? NO! says Mark Tier in this path-breaking book. He discovered that — despite their radically different investment styles — they both practice exactly the same mental habits and strategies religiously. What’s more, Peter Lynch, Benjamin Graham, Sir John Templeton, Bernard Baruch, and all the other successful investors and traders he has studied and worked with follow them too. Without exception. Their mental habits and strategies fly in the face of the conventional Wall Street “wisdom.” For example: ? Buffett and Soros don’t diversify. When they buy they always “buy as much as they can.” ? Both will tell you that making predictions about the market or the economy has virtually nothing to do with their success. ? They’re not focused on the profits they expect to make. Indeed, they’re not investing for the money at all. ? They don’t believe that to make big profits you must take big risks. Indeed, they are far more focused on not losing money than on making it. ? Their beliefs about what makes markets tick are amazingly similar — and diametrically opposed to academic theories like the “Efficient Market Hypothesis” and the “Random Walk” which they both view with contempt. ? And all those research reports that Wall Street churns out — they never read them. They don’t give a hoot what other people think. In identifying the winning investment habits that led the world’s richest investors to phenomenal success, Mark Tier has uncovered for the first time the habits that ALL successful investors share. 
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