John Neff on Investing

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[amazonsearch]John Neff on Investing[/amazonsearch]

 

This is  really good book, that I think is not appreciated/known as much as it should be.John Neff managed the Windsor fund from 1964 to 1995, consistently beating the market average year after year. He describes his investment philosophy in a very straightforward way. Unlike some other authors, he provides concrete examples of his investment,alongside with his rational for undertaking them.

 

 

[augustabound]

[amazonsearch]John Neff on Investing[/amazonsearch]

 

This is  really good book, that I think is not appreciated/known as much as it should be.John Neff managed the Windsor fund from 1964 to 1995, consistently beating the market average year after year. He describes his investment philosophy in a very straightforward way. Unlike some other authors, he provides concrete examples of his investment,alongside with his rational for undertaking them.

This is a book I've been meaning to read. Having just found a couple of used book websites I may finally get it.

[Packer16]

This a good book.  A unique aspect is the historical narrative of his investment diary (which is about half of the book).  It provides some nice historical perspective on the times and how John's value investor framework was applied.

 

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[Guest MarkS]

The book is a great read.  AAII has a monthly screen built around his investing ideas.  It has a good long term record.

http://www.aaii.com/stock-screens/screendata/Neff

[Uccmal]

Excellent book.  John Neff has been vastly underrated.  His record was awesome.  First read it shortly after he published it.