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Despite holding positions of Professor of Investment and Professor of Corporate Finance, Glen Arnold concluded that academic life was not nearly as much fun (nor as intellectually stimulating) as making money in the markets. As a wealthy investor in his fifties, he now spends most of his time running his equity portfolio from an office in the heart of rural Leicestershire, far from the noise of ... Read more on Glen Arnold
Strictly Value
The structure of each chapter follows the one used in the first volume. The author starts with key figures, provides background and analysis, and summarizes the learning points.
What strikes me ...
Master Investor
Glen Arnold has once again managed to add more colour and depth to a subject which is already widely covered.
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Entrepreneur Europe
Warren Buffett famously consumes five cans of Coke a day. However, he drank Pepsi for nearly 50 years, and only switched sodas because an old neighbor intervened, Glen Arnold wrote in "The Deals of ...
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Markets Insider
Today, the business generates about $1.6 billion in sales and more than $80 million in after-tax profits, Glen Arnold estimates in "The Deals of Warren Buffett Volume 2: The Making of a Billionaire."
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Sky Statement
Warren Buffett tried to persuade Bill Gates to spend close to $400 million on an engagement ring, according to “The Deals of Warren Buffett Volume 2: The Making of a Billionaire.”
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Business Insider UK
Warren Buffett tried to persuade Bill Gates to spend close to $400 million on an engagement ring, according to "The Deals of Warren Buffett Volume 2: The Making of a Billionaire."
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INC.
I first heard this story over the weekend. It appeared in a book last month called The Deals of Warren Buffett Vol. 2, and was cited on Business Insider.
I downloaded the book to my Kindle and ...
Herald Journalism
Warren Buffett famously consumes 5 cans of coke a day. However, he drank Pepsi for nearly 50 years, and only switched sodas because an old neighbor intervened, Glen Arnold wrote in "The Deals of ...
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