Book reviews and reading notes on investing, business and decision-making, chosen by MicroCapClub investors.
Ron Wallace writes, “We promote from within to ensure that the company can pass on our legacy and culture seamlessly from one generation to the next.”
Andrew Lanyi didn’t have a job, money, or speak any English when he landed in New York City, but thirty years later Lanyi would be considered one of the best stockbrokers of his generation.
Fred C. Kelly (1882-1959) was an “amateur psychologist”, writer, traveler, columnist, and even a special agent for the FBI.
Studying 100-Baggers is important because most were microcaps when they started their ascent. We’ve actually had ten 100-
This book should be mandatory reading in business schools and especially for microcap investors.
Have you ever read an article or book that defined something that you’ve abstractly believed for years? When you read it you let out an affirmative mental “aha!”.