The Warren Buffett Philosophy Of Investment reveals—for the first time—the secret behind Buffett’s 20% return rate over 60 years—something modern financial theory can’t explain. This groundbreaking guide demystifies the Oracle of Omaha to reveal his peerless wealth-generating strategy as a potent mix of customized value investing and reputation-focused tactics for mergers and acquisitions. In fact, the magic in his toolbox is out for the public to see: Berkshire Hathaway.

The History of Capital from Sindbad the Sailor to The Cherry Orchid. The Economic Guide to the World Literature

A conversation on what may become of a non-profesional investor who follows widely known and viewed as 'correct' investment methods, offered in popular books or by financial gurus. Based on American material.

Detailed discussion devoted to financial bubbles. Both chronological (from 16th century to modern times) and geographical (from Japan to Kuweit and USA) vantage points are considered. Historical facts are also illustrated by their reflection in world literature. Psychological, sociological, economic and financial explanations of bubbles are covered. A theoretical concept of financial bubble is developed – conditions that drive the creation of a bubble are defined, signs that indicate the presence of a bubble, directly or indirectly, are established. The book reviews dangers associated with this phenomenon and its consequences. Ideas offered in the book may assists in reducing risks associated with investment into overvalued assets.

An intellectual biography Warren Buffett with a focus on those factors of his success which are beyond the theory of investment.

The book is devoted to correct use of market multipliers in valuation of companies. Illustrated by case studies.

The book covers the traditional topics of corporate finance based on the assumption of the existence of agency conflict and uncertainty. Includes a review of international academic work on the subject.