Buffett’s 2-Step Stock Market Strategy: Know When to Buy A Stock, Become a Millionaire, Get The Highest Returns

This book helps you simplify stock investing, confidently identify ‘wonderful’ businesses, and master a proven strategy to consistently achieve market-beating returns.You'll learn how to cut through the noise, spot high-quality companies, time your investments correctly, and manage your emotions. It's a simple, clear strategy that boosts your confidence.It given me a totally new, but not newly invented, perspective in investing.This is ideal for anyone new to investing, frustrated by average market returns, or looking to confidently manage their own investment decisions better.While it is a short read (under 200 pages), it can seem a bit complex once he gets into the formulas and equations, just take your time going through it, because, it’s a book you will circle back to time and time again for guidance.

Love it! It so easy to ready and very informative for someone like myself just learning.

Useful for both a novice and one who is more experienced

Just tells the crux of the investments. No deep dive into too many theories and it took me only 3.5 hours of my time to finish this book and get the point.Infact after reading this book, I established a checklist on how to buy a stock based on fundamentals. Will it make me an instant success? Obviously not. But you can have full confidence you made your most informed investment decision when you get the simple and obvious points from this book.Only chapter that got me off a bit is how to find the intrinsic value of the stock. The Author could have recommended some websites that help provide you that number. Other than that short, sweet and potentially a life-changing book. All the best for your investments !!

Buffett’s 2-Step Stock Market Strategy is one of the most approachable investing books I’ve ever read. Written by Danial Jiwani when he was only 17 years old, it has already sold over 50,000 copies, and it’s easy to see why. Jiwani explains Warren Buffett’s legendary stock-picking method in a way that feels like you’re chatting with a friend at the bar… except, at the time he wrote it, he wasn’t even old enough to order a drink. The tone is simple, clear, and engaging, making complex investing concepts feel accessible to absolutely anyone.What I loved most were the timeless lessons on long-term value investing. Jiwani shows exactly how Buffett decides which stocks to buy and when to buy them, while also emphasizing the patience and discipline required to build wealth. His examples, including his own real-life 500% return in Apple and 400% in Meta, make the advice feel both credible and inspiring. If you’ve ever wanted to invest like Buffett without drowning in financial jargon, this book is an absolute must-read. If he could master it at 17, there’s no reason you can’t too!

I thought the text was very easy to understand, but overall the book did not seem very professional. I found various typos as I was reading and it seemed like the book was a bit lacking in details. The author even states that he wrote the book after just reading other investing books and watching youtube videos. In addition to this, it was written by someone who is 17, so in my opinion if you were are looking for investing advice it is best to learn from someone that has had decades of proven success in the financial markets. If you really want to lean Buffett's style of investing checkout Ben Graham's books.I will say that the information was straight and to the point, making it an easy read for beginner. I was also very impressed that this book was written by someone who was only 17.

You're not buying this book for the number of pages. You paid for the ideas, and it's worth it. It gave me a totally new, but not newly invented, perspective in investing. Let me explain. In investing, we often examine P/E, EBIT, etc. but those should be mostly ignored. What's new here is to examine the company's ability to generate CASH. Very practical and unlike P/E, it's always true. This idea is not newly invented; it's just not as widely used in investing. In fact, I use this method when I operate my business and/or look to buy business (or even equipment!). For instance, I'd ask myself what my return would be for spending such and such $$$ buying a rental house, a hotel or even a commercial vehicle. From expense directly to cash in my pocket within a time frame. Then, why not asking the same questions in investing? Just that alone, it changed the way I buy stocks. I don't chase after high-fly stocks any more. I'm investing on quality companies that actually generate cash, with optional re-investing for future growth. You got the idea! And there are tons of those companies out there to profit from.Thank you for writing this. A short, concise, and thorough book on the topic.

This was a AWSOME gift. I got it for my dad for father's day