Top 7 Investing Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read

Warren Buffett considers this the best book on investing ever written. It introduces the core principles of value investing, emphasizing the importance of a margin of safety and disciplined, long-term thinking over speculation.

A more advanced companion to The Intelligent Investor, this book dives deep into fundamental analysis of stocks and bonds.

Buffett combined Graham’s value investing with Fisher’s growth investing approach. Fisher focuses on qualitative factors, such as strong management, competitive advantages, and long-term business potential.

This book compiles Buffett’s shareholder letters into a structured guide on investing and business. It covers his views on capital allocation, corporate governance, and market psychology.

This book compiles Munger’s speeches and wisdom, emphasizing mental models, rational thinking, and multidisciplinary learning. Munger’s concept of “circle of competence” and avoiding irrational behaviour are key takeaways.

Buffett frequently recommends low-cost index funds for most investors, aligning with Bogle’s philosophy. This book explains why passive investing (like S&P 500 index funds) typically outperforms active stock-picking over time.

Buffett once called this his favorite business book, even lending his copy to Bill Gates. While not strictly an investing guide, it offers timeless lessons through real-world Wall Street stories.