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Onsterfelijk beursadvies: 100 beleggingslessen van 20 oude meesters
De beste beleggingsadviezen zijn van alle tijden. En de beursgeschiedenis herhaalt zich. Twee uitstekende redenen voor beursexpert Pierre Huylenbroeck om op zoek te gaan naar de 100 beste beleggingslessen van 20 oude - en vooral dode - meesters. In Onsterfelijk beursadvies legt Huylenbroeck hen in twintig fictieve interviews op de rooster. Hij spreekt onder meer met Hetty Green, the witch of Wall Street en de succesvolste vrouw uit de beursgeschiedenis. Hij interviewt de Belg Alfred Loewenstein, die in de jaren 1930 bij de drie rijkste mensen ter wereld behoorde. En hij wekt de 17de-eeuwse Nederlandse arts Nicolaes Tulp en de Japanse rijsthandelaar Munehisa Honma, beiden beursexperts avant la lettre, weer tot leven. Het resultaat is een origineel boek voor zowel de beginnende als ervaren belegger, dat even informatief als vermakelijk is.
279 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 26, 2017
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December 6, 2019
"Onsterfelijk beursadvies" is only available in Dutch, but it's interesting and good enough that a translation would be welcome.
The book contains "virtual" interviews with 20 important stockbrokers (or people somehow important to investing). All of these persons are dead, so there aren't any real interviews. They are simulations of what an interview could be like.
Every interview is followed by a short summary of why the person is important and what you should remember.
It's a quick, interesting and easy read. It reminds me of some of Tim Ferriss latest work, such as Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers.
Is this a deep theoretical book and will you learn something new on every page? Probably not, but it's a good enough read that you are guaranteed to learn something interesting. For instance, one thing I remember is the discussion on candle stick analysis.
The book contains "virtual" interviews with 20 important stockbrokers (or people somehow important to investing). All of these persons are dead, so there aren't any real interviews. They are simulations of what an interview could be like.
Every interview is followed by a short summary of why the person is important and what you should remember.
It's a quick, interesting and easy read. It reminds me of some of Tim Ferriss latest work, such as Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers.
Is this a deep theoretical book and will you learn something new on every page? Probably not, but it's a good enough read that you are guaranteed to learn something interesting. For instance, one thing I remember is the discussion on candle stick analysis.
January 20, 2018
Goed boek met fictieve informatieve interviews met historische beleggers van toen. De auteur vult aan met eigen inzichten en toelichting. Beknopt. Soms grappig. Ook voor de beginners met interesse voor beleggen is dit een mooie beknopte leidraad in de historie van het beleggen. Eindigt met de tulipmania. Wtf tulpen!?
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