Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk on Investing

10 Money Strategies for Your Portofolio

By: Elijah Hunter

Narrated by: Trevor Clinger

Investing is a form of business that's definitely not for the faint of heart. It's a hard, serious business, but the rewards are definitely there. If you've ever felt like wanting to get into investment, well, now is your chance. With this book, you'll get a crash course on investment.

This book will take you through the major aspects of investment that any beginning investor should know. It also touches on famous investors, those who have paved the way for the rest of the people who want to get into this sort of thing. It's interesting, and from this book, you'll learn more about investing than you would have never thought you could learn before. This is a comprehensive book on the fundamental aspects of investing and what each of them is all about.

©2015 RicTamily Publishers (P)2015 Elijah Hunter

Monotonous Voice

It was pure torture to listen to the monotonous voice of the reader. The book was kind of boring and did not really tell me anything that I didn’t already know. It was boring and dull. The only reason that I finished it was because I was driving and didn’t want to pull over to switch to a different book.

Boring voice, makes it very uninterested

Very very very boring voice.
It sounds like the book was read by computer.
This was awefull to listen to.

This is a horrible book. Do not get!

This is a horrible book. It does not have to do anything with Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk on investing. It only mentioned how they started. They overall on this book is to talk about all the different types of investing. To tell you the truth, don’t waste your money. Just go to the internet and read for 15 minutes. You’ll get a lot more knowledge than this.

Don’t bother

Even if there was any good information in this book, the narrative is bad you won’t get it anyway.

Save your $3

It sounds like it was recorded in the basement of a house by a narrator to which English is a second language. How they include Steve Jobs, Elon Musk and Warren Buffett is beyond me. Mentioned briefly at the beginning and no real context or info. I guess that is par for this book, all hype.....no content.