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Mr. Faber is a co-founder and the Chief Investment Officer of Cambria Investment Management. Faber is the manager of Cambria’s ETFs, separate accounts and private investment funds. Mr. Faber has authored numerous white papers and five books. He is a frequent speaker and writer on investment strategies and has been featured in Barron’s, The New York Times, and The New Yorker. Mr. Faber graduated from the University of Virginia with a double major in Engineering Science and Biology.
Would give article content four or five stars, but book poorly edited. Only one article contains the original publishing date; while numerous articles make future expected return predictions. One can google the specific articles to get the original publishing date, but that interrupts the flow of ones reading. The chart on page 104 is unreadable, unless one holds it a few inches from his eye. You have four shades of gray with thin black lettering written over it.
A collection, so: a few pieces you've probably seen before and that'll tell you nothing you don't already know, some that may cause you to rethink your views, and a couple that are intentionally provocative whether convincing or not. On balance though, a fun read worth the money. BTW if this is available in Kindle, take a pass and get a hard copy--there are many tables and charts not easily readable on Kindle.
the essays are very short in general. also, the editing is really bad and careless. a couple of essays seem to come directly from blog posts without any changes to the text. this is very dissapointing. I was expecting way more. the book went straight to the bin after reading.
I just finished reading this book yesterday and couldn't hide how displeased with the book. I was initially excited ibecause some of the contributors like Jason Zewig, Morgan Housel, Ben Carson, etc are my favorites and read their blog consistently. This book however after chapter one by Jason Zewig went down the hill! I don't know who this book is written for? Traders, value investors, speculators? One consolation, my money will go to charity!
This is a very good financial/investment book. The BEST thing about it is that the information contained therein is current situations and ideas. I certainly hope there is a sequel this next year.
contains some very dump writings which ruins the rest. some authors show very basic level of understanding of the market by predicting stock returns with very few variables and/or with limited number of mental models to describe returns.
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