The Wrong Kind of Expert

Financial advisers, finance professors, accountants, and bank managers all have strong opinions about how you should invest in stocks. There's just one problem: most of them have never successfully invested their own money in individual stocks.

After selling my accounting software business in 2013, I became a full-time investor by necessity. I immersed myself in studying the methods of the world's greatest investors—Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Peter Lynch, and others who had actually built fortunes through stock investing. I combined their wisdom with my own business experience to develop a practical approach that made sense in the real world.

The result? Average annual returns of over 35% since 2013.

What You'll Discover:

• Why conventional wisdom about diversification and index funds often leads to mediocre returns
• How to evaluate stocks the way successful business owners evaluate businesses
• The lessons from history's most successful investors, and how to apply them today
• Why most professional investors underperform the market, and what you can do differently
• How to avoid the psychological traps that destroy returns
• The critical difference between price and value
• Real-world examples of investment decisions and what they reveal

This isn't academic theory. It's practical guidance from someone who's done it—and has nothing to sell you except the information in this book.