From munger college.

On the occasion of the link to the website of Burhill Hathaway 2022, bookworm bookstore in Omaha, the official bookstore of the annual meeting, recently released a list of books for the annual meeting in advance, recommending 29 books in six categories for shareholders attending the annual meeting, one of which was Charles Munger's 2022 recommendation book.

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New book in 2022

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America has always been a place where people dream, invent and build a better life. This book takes us on a 400-year journey and focuses on a series of "next major events"-inventions, technologies and industries that push forward American history. The result is a modern American history, which reshapes events, trends and people in a new way that we think are clear through the prism of capitalism.

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This book tells the true story of a company on the verge of bankruptcy. It rejected its own destiny and opened up a unique road to success. The love and cherish of capitalism and compound interest will help readers to read this book. The historical financial statements contained in the book will inevitably attract people's attention and inspire readers to rethink the possibility of capital allocation.

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This comprehensive analysis summarizes Buffett's shareholder letter, Berkshire Hathaway's annual report, documents of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, minutes of the annual meeting, financial data of subsidiaries, etc. Readers can trace Warren from the beginning? ? Buffett and Charlie? ? Munger's logic, reasoning and capital allocation decision. Shareholders will find new information, refreshing analysis and convenient guidance. This book takes you through the financial activities in the past few decades, which established today's Berkshire Hathaway Company.

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Cunningham and Kuba expounded the organizational operation mode of Berkshire Hathaway, indicating that the key to its success is trust. By describing the practice and business operation mode of the partnership, they believe that Berkshire's distinctive feature lies in its culture with autonomy and decentralization as its core management principles.

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In this book, children will learn from Warren? Buffett version of the alphabet: A stands for Apple, B stands for Benjamin? Moore, C stands for Coca Cola and D stands for Duracell. This is everyone's favorite Berkshire letter, and an updated version will be launched in 2022!

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Weber led Brooks to develop inspiring products and provide excellent experiences that can push people to continue running. He was highly praised for this. This book is a memoir of a leader, which provides profound insights, inspiring stories and tangible gains for today's and tomorrow's leaders, entrepreneurs and more than 65.438+0.5 billion runners around the world.

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While the Federal Reserve was busy saving the economy, Timothy Milla Oath went behind the scenes and exposed Jay? What Powell and his colleagues are doing, thinking, worrying and why. This book contains all these: history, economy, politics, tensions between key figures, revealing interviews, and details that have not been reported before-all of which are carefully reported and skillfully told.

the second part

Charlie. Selected Books of Munger in 2022

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This is the cruelest reorganization in Wall Street history. 20 15 The bankruptcy dispute of casino giant Caesar Entertainment is a contest between a brilliant and ruthless private equity legend and the most ruthless hedge fund wizard in the world. These modern financiers now dominate American society, and their "life-and-death duel" continues to shock workers, politicians, the wider society-even each other.

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About Warren? ? Buffett (male name)

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This anthology contains many useful and eternal wisdom proverbs. Which Warren did it come from? Buffett tells us how to think about asset valuation, what is good and bad business, acquisition and its trap, measurement scale, salary problem, how to reduce risk, corporate governance, the importance of trust and correct culture, learning from mistakes and so on.

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This book arranges all Buffett's letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders from 1965 to 20 14 into a well-designed and readable format. These are his original letters-written word for word by him-to construct a "course plan" of his views on business and investment. In addition to providing a shocking success story of Berkshire, Buffett also showed an incredible willingness to share his methods and teach so many students as a teacher.

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Carol, when? When loomis first mentioned a little-known Omaha hedge fund manager in an article in the 65438-0966 issue of Fortune magazine, she didn't think of Warren? Buffett will be regarded as the greatest investor in the world one day. I never thought that she and Buffett would become close friends. In this book, Loomis collected and updated the best articles about Buffett published by Fortune magazine from 1966 to 20 12, including 13 cover stories and more than a dozen articles written by Buffett himself.

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About Charles Munger.

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Charlie. Munger's "universal wisdom"-a set of interdisciplinary thinking modes involving economics, business, psychology, ethics and management-enables him to exclude emotional influence from investment. This book is selected from interviews, speeches, works and shareholder letters, supplemented by comments from fund managers, value investors and business case historians, and introduces the basic steps of Munger's investment strategy.

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Charlie. Munger's wisdom and wit can be found in this book: all his speeches, lectures and public comments. Besides, it's in Charlie? Munger and Warren? Buffett's encouragement and cooperation. Enjoy Charlie? Munger brings unique humor, wisdom and insight to business, investment and life!

The fifth part

About investment

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"More than 20 years after Warren lent me this book-more than 40 years after its first publication-Business Adventure is still the best business book I have ever read ... Brooks' profound views on business are still as clear today as they were then." -The Wall Street Journal quoted Bill? Gates' comments.

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This classic review of 1929 financial collapse has made us deeply aware of our past legacy and the consequences of blind optimism in the financial sector. Galbraith extracted a lot from the mistakes made by many so-called Oracle Bone Inscriptions and grandstanding people in American financial circles.

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This classic bestseller provides the investment principles originally put forward by Benjamin Graham. The development of time and market has proved the wisdom of Graham's basic strategy, which is the most important book you have ever read about making correct investment decisions.

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On the one hand, this version retains the integrity of the original text, on the other hand, it contains Jason? Zweig's comments. Zweig's point of view combines the reality of today's market, and compares Graham's example with today's headlines, so that readers can have a deeper understanding of how to apply Graham's principles.

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John, the legendary founder of the same fund? Borg reveals the secret of getting more return on investment: low-cost index funds. Borg described the simplest and most effective investment strategy for long-term accumulation of wealth: buying and holding a mutual fund that tracks a wide range of stock market indexes such as the Standard & Poor's 500 Index at a very low cost. Borg tells you how to make index investment work for you and help you achieve your financial goals.

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Keogh, a former Coca-Cola executive and director of Berkshire Hathaway, witnessed many failures. He is a friend of some of the most successful people in business history, including Warren? Buffett, Bill? Gates, Jack? Welch, Rupert? Murdoch and Peter? Drucker. He wrote:? "I have been doing business all my life, and I have never been able to work out a step-by-step plan that can guarantee success. All I can do is talk about how to fail. "

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This book is humorous and reveals the stupidity and hypocrisy of Wall Street. This book is full of wise reverse investment advice, which truly shows the investment world-a world where brokers become rich and their clients go bankrupt. This book makes investors see the reality of Wall Street clearly.

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This book tells the story of a fictional explorer visiting an "intelligent library". There, he met another fictional character-the librarian, as well as Buffett and Munger. The seeker learns how to make better decisions to help his children avoid doing the stupid things he has done. For example, he learned from Buffett and Munger that the best way to avoid trouble is to avoid trouble completely by learning what works and what doesn't.

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Berkshire Hathaway published this special book to celebrate this 50-year history. So this is Warren? Buffett and Charlie? Munger's extraordinary adventure is also a profitable journey for their shareholders and partners. In Warren? With Buffett's close participation, this book celebrating the 50th anniversary of Berkshire Hathaway Company contains many records from Berkshire Hathaway Company archives, showing the history of Berkshire Hathaway Company and its subsidiaries.

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Jorge? Paul. Lyman, Marcel? Tres and Beto? Sikubira established the largest empire in the history of Brazilian capitalism, stepped onto the world stage, and acquired three world-famous American brands: Budweiser, Burger King and Heinz. The management method they founded is based on elite management, simple rules and continuous cost reduction. This book shows the details of 3G capital from behind the scenes.

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The road to success is rarely easy or direct, and it is difficult to find a good tutor. In this book, 30 leaders from different fields share their secrets on the bumpy road to the top. These role models described the obstacles they faced, the setbacks they experienced and the important lessons they learned in an honest, direct and fascinating way. They not only provide necessary and practical career advice, but also provide valuable wisdom applicable to ordinary life. This book is suitable for everyone-from students thinking about the future to readers facing challenges or seeking development potential.

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Theodini explained why people say "good" psychology and how to apply these ideas ethically in business and daily affairs. Through some unforgettable stories and related examples, Siodini makes this crucial theme surprisingly simple. By learning the universal principles of Siodini's influence, you can become a more skilled persuader, and equally important, you will learn how to protect yourself from immoral influences.

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In the book, you will read life lessons based on Buffett's famous words. This book is written in the style of Aesop's fables. Each story is about an animal character facing a situation that may change his life, which is a metaphor for real human behavior.

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Theodini explained how to use key time windows before conveying important information. This "great moment of change" can make people ready to accept the information before they hear it. The best persuasion can only be achieved through the best first persuasion. In order to change the "concept", the starter must first change the "mentality" of the audience. It is not necessary to change the attitude, belief or experience of the audience-what the communicator needs is to redirect the audience's attention before relevant actions. Based on a series of research and narration, Siodini outlined the specific skills you can use, and explained how clever attention transfer leads to successful pre-persuasion, and prepared your target audience to say "yes".

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In this Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir, katharine graham, the woman who led Washington post out of the Pentagon document scandal and Watergate scandal, tells her story-this story is extraordinary in terms of the events it contains and its courage, frankness and dignity. As always, this book is still a model for recording our history, and it is also a model for recording those women who play such a shaping role.

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Thanks to Zhong Zhiyong, a member of Munger tribe, for providing the original book list.

Xiao Liang made a preliminary translation.

Revising: Ouyang Min

Editor: Chen Jiawen

Vision: Xiao Jinxing