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Cheaper by the Dozen: 12 Wall Street Classics for 2008

by John Deysher

As the portfolio manager for a publicly traded mutual fund, I’m often asked to recommend a good investment book. One shareholder even asked me to write one.

While I’m not ready to make that type of commitment, I thought about the most worthwhile books I’ve read over the years and put a list together.

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John Deysher is president and portfolio manager of the Pinnacle Value Fund, a diversified, SEC-registered mutual fund specializing in the securities of small and micro-cap firms. He is a CFA charterholder and has managed equity portfolios for over 25 years. He lives and works in New York City and may be reached at deysher@pinnaclevaluefund.com.
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There will undoubtedly be titles you feel should be on the list. Fortunately, the ones that made it are still in print and most are available in paperback. They cover a variety of investment topics—some are easy reads, some require more time and concentration.

One thing’s for sure, you’ll learn something from each. So here they are, organized by topic.

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→ John Deysher is president and portfolio manager of the Pinnacle Value Fund, a diversified, SEC-registered mutual fund specializing in the securities of small and micro-cap firms. He is a CFA charterholder and has managed equity portfolios for over 25 years. He lives and works in New York City and may be reached at deysher@pinnaclevaluefund.com.

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