I found this invaluable list of Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters from 1977 through 2005. These will take a long time to read. I would suggest reading one per night for the next month. Really take your time with them. Buffett likes to keep things simple, so the ideas from these letters will not be over your head, even if you are a novice.

These letters alone are worth more than a collection of a dozen other investment tips books, or hundreds of “get rich quick” books and newsletters. Simplicity in investing at its best, and proof that you don’t (and shouldn’t) need to trade stocks every hour, or every day, or even every month to be a solid investor. The next time someone tells you value investing is boring, ask them, “what’s so boring about Warren Buffett’s multi-billion dollar fortune?” Point out how many new Ferraris it could buy.

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