Just received this book in my mailbox. This is already my fifth book from Wallstraits.com, a companion to my investment adventure. This book is an easy read compared to the previous book 'The Philosophical Investor'. It is clear to its point, imaginative and colorful.
Three different characters Sophie, Old Bob and Ethan ,each with its own "investment" strategy. But ultimately, this book has several important investment morals to tell.
I am a Ethan kind of investor but occasionally still "seduced by" Sophie. Haha. A lot of suspense.
I would recommend this book to all, for starters and even "experienced" investors alike. Just because its such an easy read, busy investors like me can occasionally read through this book to realign our possibly wavering investment philosophy as we are constantly bombarded with new information. Wallstraits own book review
Once upon a time, there was an epic adventure involving three Singaporean investors in search of The Great Stock, the ultimate investment opportunity, guided by a far-away investment guru of almost mythical stature.
The Great Stock Adventure is experienced through the eyes of four main characters: The Great Guru, an elderly icon of uncanny investment prescience and astonishing accomplishment; Ethan, our energetic young local Singaporean investment hero; Sophie, a sophiscated, elegant and highly speculative personality; and Old Bob, a kindly man with a wealth of life experience, yet lacking confidence in his own ideas.
Like all good adventure parables, our little story will leave you, the reader, with several important investing morals to ponder. Enjoy the adventure!
Trust your own view
Cheers
Niversphere
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