A PROVEN INVESTMENT STRATEGY FROM A PROVEN WINNER!

Buffett is much praised, but seldom replicated. Now with Warren Boroson's J.K. Lasser's Pick Stocks Like Warren Buffett investors have a template for both identifying fund managers who pick stocks like the master and for improving their own techniques for identifying great stock market values.

This is the best book yet for small investors. Warren Boroson's previous advice made it possible for me to take early retirement. Now, he takes us hand-in-hand with the "big guys" and shows us the paths to take and to avoid through today's volatile market. Good sense with good humor. A "must read."

Warren Buffett's investment strategy of buying and holding good stocks at good prices has proved profitable for thousands of investors. Now, with J.K. Lasser's Pick Stocks Like Warren Buffett you will learn how to use Buffett's proven techniques to find and research value stocks just like the master. You will also meet several top mutual fund managers who subscribe to the Buffett philosophy and have become experts in their own right. Take the advice of Buffett to successfully invest on your own or let the value investment experts do it for you.

Critical coverage will help you:
* Understand and use the value investment strategies behind Buffett's phenomenally successful stock-picking career
* Identify the strategies of other value investors such as Martin J. Whitman of Third Avenue Funds, Christopher Browne of Tweedy, Browne Co., and many others
* Set Buffett-like criteria when looking to buy value stocks

About the Author
WARREN BOROSON is a syndicated financial columnist with the (Morristown) Daily Record, a Gannett newspaper, in New Jersey. He also answers mutual fund questions at AllExperts.com. Boroson was a senior financial editor at Sylvia Porter's Personal Finance Magazine and a staff writer for Money magazine. Among the twenty-two books he has written are The Ultimate Mutual Fund Guide and How to Buy a House with No (or Little) Money Down. He teaches courses on Warren Buffett and mutual funds at the New School University in New York City.

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