Framework for decision-making based on Warren Buffet. This book explores his investment strategies, mindset, and the underlying psychology frameworks used to improve decision-making.

Framework and strategy based on Warren Buffett’s concentrated investment approach. Explains focus investing and why investing in a few exceptional businesses is a key to this strategy. The book details the importance of understanding the financial performance, backing quality management teams, and other areas too."

This framework distills the principles Warren Buffett applied at his investment partnership, Buffett Partnership Ltd., from 1956 to 1969. During this period, he delivered exceptional returns without a single down year. Each chapter focuses on a core investing principle, illustrated with excerpts from his partnership letters. The book also explains the three strategies he used: Generals—buying undervalued securities, Workouts—profiting from merger arbitrage, and Controls—taking majority ownership to influence a company’s direction.

A framework-driven investing book by Adam Seessel, founder of Gravity Capital Management, that updates value investing for the digital age. Seessel traces the evolution from Benjamin Graham’s Value 1.0 to Warren Buffett’s Value 2.0, and introduces his own Value 3.0—designed for evaluating high-growth, asset-light digital businesses. Drawing from personal experience and investment missteps, Seessel explains why traditional value methods improperly value modern tech firms. The book includes clear case studies showing how he applies this to several technology companies.