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To be a great investor, says one of Price's colleagues, one must be a loner, a crowd-opposer. But it's virtually impossible for loners to create a self-sufficient ***anization. Typically, the strong-willed loner has weak followers. He thus must either sell his company to outsiders to realize a capital value for his efforts (which leaves his clients prey to the acquisitor) or else, like Price, he must sell it with great trepidation to his own followers, openly concerned that they are not fit to succeed him.

Negotiated purchases, he notes, simply can't be made on the bargain basis sometimes possible in common stock investment. A sole owner never becomes as crazy as the market sometimes does. The most he hopes for in a private purchase is a reasonable deal, not a great one.

The enormous advantage the independent investor has, Buffett says, is that he can stand at the plate and wait forever for the perfect pitch. If he wants it to come in exactly two inches above his navel and nowhere else, he can stand there indefinitely until an easy one is served up. Stock market investment is the only business of which that is true. You can not only wait for the bargain, but for the particular one that you understand and know to be a bargain.

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Buffett observes that you might improve your investment performance by having a quota, a limit to the number of investment ideas you could try out in your life: one a year, for instance . . . or even fewer. You only have to do a very few things right in your life, he says, so long as you don't do too many things wrong. You should ...

Many times, though, the investment manager lets this advantage be turned into a disadvantage. Feeling obliged to remain active, he swings at far too many pitches, instead of holding off until he has an absolute conviction. He seems to hear the clients howling, "Swing, you bum!"

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本书展示了当代一些伟大证券投资家的观点和操作实践。他们一开始并不是巨额资本的杰出管理人，只是一般的管理人员，他们是非凡的个人投资家。作者针对人们关心的一些问题，诸如他们如何思考问题？使用什么样的信息来源？他们对事实和心理的依赖程度各有多少？使用何种标准选择投资？为什么选中正在购买的股票？……向读者提供了答案。