The folks at SumZero, listed the top 15 books favorited by investment professionals.
As far as I know, they could only choose one book.
Benjamin Graham: I Had “Treasure in My Hands”
It’s good to see that investment pros and the retail investors have overlapping book preferences.
Mauboussin: Stocks Are Disappearing As Markets Are Becoming More Efficient
I’ve read 9 out of 15 from the list.
What about you?
| Title | Author | % of users that listed as favorite |
| Margin of Safety | Seth Klarman | 17.6% |
| The Intelligent Investor | Benjamin Graham | 9.0% |
| You Can Be a Stock Market Genius | Joel Greenblatt | 6.6% |
| The Most Important Thing | Howard Marks | 4.2% |
| Security Analysis | Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd | 3.8% |
| Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits | Philip Fisher | 3.2% |
| Reminiscences of a Stock Operator | Edwin Lefevre | 2.8% |
| One Up On Wall Street | Peter Lynch | 2.4% |
| Poor Charlie’s Almanack | Charlie Munger | 2.3% |
| The Essays of Warren Buffett | Lawrence Cunningham | 2.1% |
| Value Investing | Bruce C. Greenwald | 2.0% |
| The Outsiders | William N. Thorndike | >1.5% |
| Fooling Some of the People All of the Time | David Einhorn | 1.5% |
| Market Wizards | Jack D. Schwager | 1.3% |
| Competition Demystified | Bruce C. Greenwald | 1.3% |
Article by Jae Jun, Old School Value
