Title: Text and data are great but Kindle edition is horrible
Product review: Hi,The good: everything you have read about Benjamin Graham's classic is true AND the text is well written. Jason Zwieg's comments at the end of each chapter and footnotes are excellent. Both Graham and Zwieg make excellent use of data to back up their ideas.The bad: every page or two brings more examples of the horrors of the Kindle edition. The data tables are illegible even when one zooms in to them. The footnotes make forward and backward references to page numbers in the print edition but do not link to those locations. Thus, Amazon has managed to use digital technology to make an excellent book look quite poor. Perhaps they were afraid that diligent readers would look too deeply into the investment quality of Amazon stock.While this book is a must read, and Kindle addicts will want the electronic version, Amazon really needs better quality control.
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