Buffett Beyond Value: Why Warren Buffett Looks to Growth and Management When Investing

“Many books about Warren Buffett describe him as simply a ‘value’ investor. Jain gives us a clearer understanding of the techniques of the man known as ‘the world’s greatest investor’ and shows that his investment principles are consistent with many of the precepts of modern financial theory.”
—BURTON MALKIEL, Professor, Economics Department, Princeton University; author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street and The Elements of Investing

“This is required reading for all Buffettologists looking for more than just sound bites and folk wisdom in their quest to peer into the mind of one of the greatest investors of all time. Read this book slowly and savor every page while sipping a Cherry Coke!”
—ANDREW W. LO, Harris & Harris Group Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management

“What better way to become a successful investor than to study the teachings of Warren Buffett? And, what better way to study those teachings than to read Buffett’s forty-year writings contained in his annual reports? Prem C. Jain jump-starts those lessons by culling Buffett’s most salient investment secrets and summarizes them in a wonderful and easy-to-read book.”
—HOWARD M. SCHILIT, author of Financial Shenanigans; founder, Financial Shenanigans Detection Group

“Post the 2008-2009 financial crisis, everyone from New York to New Delhi is looking for investment advice. The advice has just arrived! Prem C. Jain’s lucid, accessible encapsulation of Buffett’s investment wisdom is a page-turner—it’s full of investment nuggets and entertaining anecdotes, and yet the write-up is faithful to economic theory. Buffett’s investment thesis is now out in the open, and therefore may a thousand Buffetts bloom!”
—S.P. KOTHARI, Managing Director, Blackrock; Gordon Y Billard Professor of Management, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology