Simon & Schuster The Warren Buffett Stock Portfolio: Warren Buffett Stock Picks: Why and When He Is Investing in Them

This book really did convert me from a Ben Graham style approach to investing to Warren Buffett's. That being to buy wonderful companies at fair prices than mediocre companies at cheap prices. Buffett never wrote off the principals taught by Ben Graham, he just took them and evolved them and took them to the next level. Lots of good examples of great companies and why a durable competitive advantage is important. This is a must read for any value investor.The author was Warren Buffett's daughter in law for 12 years so knew Warren really well and learn't a lot from him.A few small but obvious errors in the book but every book has a few errors such as typos in.Don't be turned away from the book because you think that it will try and turn you away from Ben Graham all together. Warren Buffett still uses Mr Market and margin of safety principles and espouses Graham, albeit in a different form. That begin he buys companies with good economics in their favour and a durable competitive advantage at a fair price.

Really good book to read, well recommended

Some good knowledge

This book is all filler no thriller. There is a very small amount of useful information and that info isn't even clear AND I have found confusing typos amongst the already confusing calculations (eg writing 2011 instead of 2002, not great when you are trying to do a calculation!) .More than 3/4 of the book is simply filled with about 20 companies that Warren has invested. The detailed in analysis of each company is extremely repetitive.Only buy this book if you r savy in Maths and u can get it for £2 inc p+p.

Not so god book. The first 50 pages tell how buffet picked his stocks ; this includes EPS growth of his stocks in 10 years of period from 2001 to 2011.The remaining part of the book contains too much repetitive information. The EPS of the stocks consumes 30% of the book. Nothing much interesting if you know have already read investopedia.