The Winning Investment Habits of Warren Buffett And George Soros Paperback – 22 Aug. 2006

The book explains clearly the investment strategies of the 2 rich and famous investors.

Great purchase. No problems

it is interesting

I wanted to read this book because I am very familiar with Warren Buffett, but not so with George Soros even though he has been extremely successful. I always thought that they were completely different since Soros is a trader and Buffett is an investor. Some of the similarities are that they both emphasize not losing money, do not believe in efficient market theory, do not diversify, and think of risk as not knowing what one is doing. They are even similar in their personal lives by being frugal. I enjoyed reading this book.- Mariusz Skonieczny, author of Why Are We So Clueless about the Stock Market? Learn how to invest your money, how to pick stocks, and how to make money in the stock market

Hi,This is a really helpful book as it gives you a sense in how to invest your money in the stock market and tell you the psychology of investing. It also helps you decide, which type of investor you are that is very important to know before you start `copying` other investors or getting advise from them. It was great fun, and now that I know the frame of investing, I can build up a more detailed understanding from other sources.It is really worth the price.Thank you :)

I have been investing for 10 years, sometimes successfully and sometimes with disastrous results. This book has given me the tools to assess my successes and failures.It would be a wise investment decision to buy this book. Not only will you always refer to it's content but you will be entertained while you are educated. It is a fun read delivering what some people believe to be a heavy topic - Psychological strategies and tactics of master investors.Invest in this book and watch your personal wealth grow.

Essentially two books in one: 'The Essays of Warren Buffett' and 'The Alchemy of Finance' by Soros. This is really an extended abstract of both, knitted together into a framework for an investing methodology. And it's none the worse for that; very readable and straightforward (if occasionally repetitive to make its points). Not a quick route to riches, but a good primer to disciplined investment, and an excellent introduction to more complex texts by/about the two men in the title.

This is the book I wish I read when I began investing a few years ago. It will set anyone off in the right steps and mind set for investing. It also has a good section at the end where the author has rate some other investment books. The book will also serve as a good reference that you can refer back to when analyzing your investment technique/system. Note, this book is well worth the read for investors of any level of experience.