Profit From The Panic

by Adam Khoo, Conrad Alvin Lim, Ryan Huang

Growth strategy in an era of turbulance

Genres: Finance

199 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Adam Khoo is an entrepreneur, best-selling author and peak performance specialist. A self-made millionaire by the age of 26, he is the Executive Chairman of Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group Pte Ltd, one of Asia’s largest training & education companies.

Adam has authored 13 books spanning the topics of academic mastery, personal development, parenting, finance and entrepreneurship. These titles have been consistently placed on the national best-sellers list and been translated into six foreign language.

“I write books because I want to leave a legacy of my personal experiences, and through that, help people.” - Adam Khoo

Reviews

[Algert]

It's a great starting point for people looking into investments and how to start. It's far from being complete or exhaustive. But agile brains don't need exhaustive guidance they just need the first seeds. I think Adam is careful not to sell the dream and not to be an internet guru. In the end, it is a good read with plenty of simple recommendations! Appreciated a lot!

Recommended for people looking for an entry point to capital markets and with the desire to not stop to this 1 read.

[Clement Ting]

A good summary on Buffettology with some Adam Khoo and Conrad Alvin Lim spice into it. Those familiar with the Buffett methods will find that this book is basically the same as many other Buffett books in the market but only with a different price tag and cover.

I would recommend this to my friends that would like to have a glimpse into the world of Buffett. It is a quick to understand, easy to read and has fun filled coloured graphical (literally graphs, not cartoons) images that elaborates further on their point.

[Yk Chia]

Great book about
1. index investing
2. Starter to technical analysis
3. Starter to value investing.

He clearly explains future discounting and the steps to pick a stock.

Overall a short but effective read.

[M. Shaon]

It's a good book for the beginners. It's a great read for a non-finance person after Rich Dad, Poor Dad or something like that.

[Yen Lian]

A great book for beginners, learned a lot from this.

[Paiman Chen]

Presented in a very relaxing way.

[Saurabh Kadam]

Best book on market sentiment I have read ❤️

[YRM]

Termasuk buku yang sangat tidak membosankan bahasa penulisannya
Untuk mengerti isinya secara keseluruhan hanya dibutuhkan pengetahuan yang dasar tentang ekonomi dan juga pegetahuan dasar pasar modal
Tidak bertele tele dan terstruktur serta pembahasannya juga mudah dipahami
Jika anda investor pemula, buku ini sangat cocok untuk dikoleksi

[Kiminmiki]

Some good ideas. Similar in his general approach to his other books. I have the impression that once you read one book, you have read the rest.

[Jeremy]

A rather good book for beginners to start off with.