Pabrai went lighter on the recapitulating of others’ ideas, and heavier on how he applied the ideas of others to his own career as a fund manager. His ideas are not original, which by itself is not reason to castigate anyone’s literary efforts. This is perhaps a more harsh and honest criticism of his own book than anyone could provide. “The Dhando Investor” we are told in the “Acknowledgements” section is a “synthesis of ideas has encountered in readings, interactions with friends, and various experiences.”, and contains “very few original ideas.” Buffet’s knack for analogy, euphemism, and distilling difficult ideas into digestible, deeply rich sentences. Buffet’s track record affords him, but- and perhaps even more importantly- he lacks Mr. Pabrai, however, lacks not only the instant credibility that Mr. In giving the ideas of Graham and Dodd new relevance, primarily through his unparalleled investment track record, as well as his ability to communicate complex ideas in clear ways, Buffet can rightly claim part of these principles as his own. But then again, all Warren Buffet claims his ideas to be- are a recap of the “value investing” principles first espoused by his mentors Graham and Dodd.ĭifferent from Pabrai, however, Warren Buffet is incredibly articulate. “The Dhando Investor” is a stripped-down recap of Warren Buffet’s investing principles. Any investor who adopts the framework is bound to improve on results and soundly beat the markets and most professionals.
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