The Little Book That Builds Wealth
The Knockout Formula for Finding Great Investments
Pat Dorsey
The Little Book That Builds Wealth is Pat Dorsey's account of economic moats: why a business might keep its profits. ChartClub lists the March 2008 Wiley hardcover that matches this cover. A moat is a research question, not a promise that the stock will compound.
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- Author
- Pat Dorsey
- Audience
- Intermediate
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Year
- 2008
- Pages
- 224
Key takeaways
- A moat is a way to study a business. It is not a buy signal.
- This record is the March 2008 hardcover, not the later ebook.
Tags
- value-investing
- process
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