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Supermoney by Adam Smith (George Goodman) — WisdomDeck honest review
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Supermoney

by Adam Smith (George Goodman)

The sequel: the 1970 crash, an early portrait of Warren Buffett, and the nature of paper wealth. For market history lovers.

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you enjoyed The Money Game.

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you want fundamentals.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Supermoney is paper until sold.
  2. Watch the cycle.
  3. Buffett was early.

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Read the Buffett chapter.

Our verdict

Paper wealth.

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