Kyle Harrison
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Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits
Philip Fisher’s classic — one of the first books to argue that value discipline can be applied to growth companies, and the origin of the scuttlebutt method.
Context: A stated influence on Warren Buffett, who has described his own approach as part Graham and part Fisher.
Why it’s on the list: The bridge between value and growth, written before the two were treated as opposing camps.
Where I saw it: Mohnish Pabrai published a list of the six books that helped him most in learning to invest; it reached Kyle through a thread by Daniel Mahncke.
Connections
- Mohnish Pabrai — recommended it
- Warren Buffett — cites Fisher as a formative influence
- Value Investing