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VI

Value investors

Books on and by investors who buy businesses below their worth, in the line of Graham and Buffett.

8 books on Value investors, recommended by 5 people including Mohnish Pabrai and Thomas Gayner.

8 books · 11 experts

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  1. A Money Mind at NinetyPhilip L. Carret, Philip Carret, 1995
  2. The Davis DynastyJohn Rothchild, 2001
  3. The Man Who Beats the S&P: Investing with Bill MillerJanet Lowe, 2002
  4. The Art of Value Investing: How the World's Best Investors Beat the MarketWhitney Tilson, John Heins, 2013
  5. The Education of a Value InvestorGuy Spier, 2014

The best books on Value investors 8

Philip L. Carret, Philip Carret · 1995
Reflections from a fund manager with a fifty-five-year record
Recommended byMohnish Pabrai
John Rothchild · 2001
Three generations compounding a fortune through insurance stocks
“One of the great investors I've tried to learn from is Shelby Davis.”Thomas Gayner
Whitney Tilson, John Heins · 2013
Open Library unreachable from this session; Wiley edition confirmed elsewhere.
Recommended byMohnish Pabrai
Guy Spier · 2014
Spier on the psychology and habits behind durable value investing.
“…books I've recommended, highlighted to death, or forced on friends.”Andrew Wilkinson
John Neff, S. L. Mintz · 1999
Recommended byMohnish Pabrai

Experts 11

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

Authors 6

John Neffwrote 1 book here
PL
Philip L. Carretwrote 1 book here
Guy Spierwrote 1 book here
JL
Janet Lowewrote 1 book here
JR
John Rothchildwrote 1 book here
Whitney Tilsonwrote 1 book here

Recommenders 5

MP
Mohnish Pabrairecommends 8 books here
PL
Peter L. Bernsteinrecommends 1 book here
TG
Thomas Gaynerrecommends 1 book here
AW
Andrew Wilkinsonrecommends 1 book here
CB
Christopher Bloomstranrecommends 1 book here
See all 11 in the Experts tab →

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