Reading experience of "The Most Important Thing in Investment": Listen to the master and don’t let your investment get hurt
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This article is written by Lucy Cheng, A seventh-grade student who likes arts, travel, business management, and listening to stories. In recent years, he has practiced managing his life through project management. He believes that the world is a big playground. Thank you for your permission to publish. I would like to express my gratitude.
As the saying goes, “If you want to do your job well, you must first sharpen your tools.” Even in the matter of investment, you should first establish prior knowledge.
In a lecture I attended a while ago, someone recommended “[The Most Important Thing in Investment](https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/products/0010744933?utm_source=vist a&utm_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201710)” This book, just seeing the cover saying that this is “a book that has been read twice by Warren Buffett”, I decided to check it out!
The author [Howard Marks] (https://www.oaktreecapital.com/insights/howard-marks-memos) is the chairman and co-founder of Oak Tree Capital Management Company, and is also an investment guru as famous as Buffett. Under the premise that the author’s reputation is already so prominent, this book also invites four investment industry experts and professors to participate in the commentary. It is quite comprehensive and can be called a classic! If you don’t read it, wouldn’t you be sorry for this lineup?
So, after being hypnotized several times, I finally finished reading this book and excerpted the following 10 notes…
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