These are well known good books, but dry reading, takes longer time and deeper to understand. Normally, people won’t complete them except the first book. Once they struggle hard, they stop reading books.
The first two are easier than the last Intelligent-Investor, but that is master of investment.
If someone complete finishes/understand both Intelligent-Investor and Margin of safety, I would say they graduated investment study. No further reading books…
Morgan Stanley is warning that an emerging trade war will probably rain on the tech parade. The investment bank urged clients in a report published Sunday to sell the tech sector, downgrading the space to “underweight.”
Shouldn’t we do the opposite to Morgan Stanley’s recommendation? MS wants us to sell so they can buy for their clients, so we buy tech, if some jokers follow MS’s recommendation.
We do not the group that pays, it may be indirect mostly. He or his company may have vested interest to promote MSFT…etc. We can guess 100s of reason, the author knows the detail.
As far as individual investor point of view, we should not take the article by face value, but understand and analyze whether it is true or not.