Jeff Bezos admires David Shaw and he once told that David is one of the few people I know who has a fully developed left brain and a fully developed right brain. If Bezos had met Prof. Sanjay Bakshi he would have told the same thing. I was extremely lucky to meet the professor yesterday. It was fascinating to see him effortlessly using ideas from multiple disciplines to answer my questions. During the meeting he recommended a lot of books which I am sharing in this post.
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Thanks Jana for sharing the list. I m sure your meeting with Professor must hv been v interesting.
Thanks for sharing this great list. I’m going to look into some of them straight away.
I read Penman’s “Accounting for Value” last summer, and ended up ordering his textbook “Financial Statement Analysis and Security Valuation (5th Edition)”. If you’re serious about understanding financial statements, I recommend the latter. You get the same models, in much more detail and with many examples.
Andres,
Yes professor also mentioned about the book Financial Statement Analysis and Security Valuation (5th Edition)”. I should consider reading that also.
Regards,
Jana
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your experience and the recommended books Jana.
Jana, planning to post the minutes of the meeting? 😉
And amazing book recommendations!
Thanks for sharing the book list Jana, Expecting more post about your meeting with Professor.
Janav, Thanks for sharing. Absolutely great list of books.