Frederik Gieschen Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Frederik Gieschen

Wertheim focused on intellectual property and great management teams. For example, he bet on aerospace compounder HEICO when it was just a penny stock and an idea. Heico's Mendelson "was a real estate investor who had studied under David Dodd, co-author of Security Analysis." https://t.co/EZjpOENIox

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Frederik Gieschen

@dreziorov1 It's mentioned in Soros on Soros but that's not where the picture and verbatim quotes are from. Unfortunately I can't find my source book right now. It's also relayed in Robert Slater's book on Soros.

Frederik Gieschen

“Prosperity knits a man to the World. He feels that he is 'finding his place in it', while really it is finding its place in him. ... You will notice that the young are generally less unwilling to die than the middle-aged and the old.” The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis

Frederik Gieschen

@BazCap Breathwork, walks in nature/parks (also good to catch up with friend), meditation, journaling, guided yoga nidra (rest/near sleep), sauna or at least hot bath, cold shower, workout/yoga, The Tools by Phil Stutz depending on specific issues.

Frederik Gieschen

From Michael Steinhardt's book No Bull: "Our track record over the years was achieved through an intense devotion to the principles of long-term investing that was tempered by my compulsive need to have monthly, weekly, and even daily profits."😂

Frederik Gieschen

From Matthew McConaughey's Greenlights: "What is success to me? Whatever your answer is, don't choose anything that would jeopardize your soul."

Frederik Gieschen

The Money Game, written George Goodman under the pseudonym 'Adam Smith', is one of my favorite books about investing, its psychology, and the mindset of professional money managers. The introduction alone is full of timeless quotes about the nature of the game.

Frederik Gieschen

The Great Depression Diary remains the best impression I've seen of how a mass bank run unfolds. From town to town, one bank after another. Benjamin Roth was a lawyer in Youngstown, OH. His diary with notes on the economy and daily was turned into this excellent book. https://t.co/APJbXbzjkQ