A gold mine of investing advice from the most successful investor in history

THE ESSAYS OF
Warren Buffett
SIXTH EDITION

When Warren Buffett speaks, people worldwide listen. And with good reason: Buffett is the most successful investor-manager in history. He has set world records for achieving both high personal net worth, exceeding US$80 billion, and high corporate value for his holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, approaching US$600 billion. Time magazine lists Buffett as among the most influential people in the world—and he is.

According to Buffett, the best book collating his philosophy is The Essays of Warren Buffett by Lawrence A. Cunningham, the internationally renowned scholar and expert on Buffett and Berkshire. Through many updated editions dating to 1997, The Essays is the definitive account of Buffett’s approach to investing and management, consisting of a carefully curated and thematically organized compendium of Buffett’s original annual letters, along with Cunningham’s priceless commentaries.

"The book on Buffett. A superb job."
—Forbes

"Extraordinary."
—Money

"A classic on value investing and the definitive source on Buffett."
—Financial Times

One of "the smartest books we know."
—Fortune

Lawrence A. Cunningham is the Tucker Research Professor at George Washington University in Washington DC and New York City and Director of its Quality Shareholders Initiative. A leading authority on corporate culture and quality investing, Cunningham's dozen books include Quality Investing, Quality Shareholders, Dear Shareholders, and Margin of Trust.