Philip Fisher is one the the pioneer in the field of common stock investment. One can say he is the first one to specify how you go on to find a good company.

Though Ben Graham and Warren Buffett are often linked together and every one knows the influence Graham had on Buffett, few know Buffett was influenced by Fisher's writing. Though Buffett never met Fisher he had great respect on his method.

If you compare the methodology in this book and the Buffett's annual report you can start appr...

If Graham is the king of quantitative analysis, then Fisher is the king of qualitative analysis of stocks. Read this book if your aim is to gain several thousand % in the long term by concentrating on few outstanding firms with excellent management. (For example, one could have gained more than 9000% by investing in GRUH Finance ( a subsidiary of HDFC) when it was a small firm in early 2000s)
The book will help you to find future blue chips. Fisher's investing philosophy is focused on invest...

excellent book for common man

Brilliant book, on time delivery, well packed, over all great experience. Very reasonable price as well, dont think twice, go for it.

I was basically searching for exclusive book "Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits" hich was then out of stock. The book under review is 3 in 1 and made very short. Phillip A Fisher is one of the legend in the field of investing. Warren Buffett describes himself as "he is 85% Graham and 15% Phillip". Book is undoubtedly good and good for small investor as well but with some knowledge.

quality of book is ok ok (not good). have not read so can't comment on author

good book but as a beginner don't buy. you didn't understand the concept easily.

Excellent book . Very good for investing .

The book is ok ok duplicate print and copy but overall ok. Page quality is good enough, no pages are 292 not 320.

I have read many reviews which say, this book is classic!! and what a great book!! . i mean, all this is fine, but can you say, information provided in the book can implemented by a small investor, the answer is NO. For example, it tells us to talk to people working inside the company and also vendors, competitors etc. to gain knowledge which is not available to general public. Then after doing that go and talk to the management of the company to understand the weakness and strength of the co...