Book Reviews
- @josh_wills @chrisalbon +1 this rec, but as a fun / casual read. Didn't feel technical at all -- It's pretty storybook-y & deep dive into Mercer lol, but I love good (& somewhat embellished) storiesLink to Tweet
- I just finished the new book on Jim Simons (The Man Who Solved the Market). It is quite a good story and well written. If you expect to learn very much new about how the Renaissance system works, you will likely be disappointed. My 25iQ post on that is: https://t.co/sbchvhnR1bLink to Tweet
- @amcafee @jiatolentino @RobThomas @StephenKing @mgurri @TayariJones @davidkushner @Billbrowder @billbrysonn @TaNehisiCoats Space Cadet @kidkoala House of Leaves @markdanielewski The Third Apple @gassee Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up @mariekondo The Man Who Solved the Market @gzuckerman ...and more! 48 books we read this winter: https://t.co/ZfuvHnDHdSLink to Tweet
- @patrick_oshag The Man Who Solved The Market, followed by Lying About Money.Link to Tweet
- @BrandonReeves08 https://t.co/pxXLEHMeAMLink to Tweet
- The Man Who Solved The Market is probably my favorite book this year, and it is *wild* that it recounts a single lifetime.Link to Tweet
- New reading arrived just in time for long flight to Abu Dhabi. 👍 can’t wait. @GZuckerman https://t.co/PLno4HQemBLink to Tweet
- Reading @GZuckerman's new book on the hedge fund Renaissance Technologies, "The Man Who Solved The Market," and it is *good.* https://t.co/3EnbgLOB9ILink to Tweet
- I finished the Jim Simons/Renaissance Technologies book this past weekend One of the first truly new investment stories I've read in years If you think you know everything about the markets this book will change your mind https://t.co/A7OyZTyhHxLink to Tweet
About Book
Bestselling author and veteran Wall Street Journal reporter Zuckerman answers the question investors have been asking for decades: How did Jim Simons do it? Simons is the greatest money maker in modern financial history. His track record bests those of legendary investors including Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, Ray Dalio, and George Soros..