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Title: Unoriginal and superficial.
Review: This book adds practically nothing to the financial literature. The first part of the book is a Peter Lynch rip-off, talking about how we should only invest in things we understand, and use our knowledge of particular sectors to make money. The discussions of fundamental and technical analysis are so superficial as to be practically worthless. The author's assertion that it's easy to tell when a stock has bottomed or topped is ludicrous--if it were that easy I'd be on my yacht right now instead of writing this. The remainder of the book essentially talks about how analyst's reports are not to be trusted, which is very true but certainly not a novel concept. Readers would be far better served by buying Peter Lynch's first two books and/or the first Motley Fook book in my opinion.
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