
Harriman's New Book of Investing Rules: The do’s and don’ts of the world’s best investors
by Andrew Hunt, Nick Louth, Scott Fearon, John C. Bogle, Alistair Blair, Jonathan Clements, Glen Arnold, Richard Buxton, Lawrence A. Cunningham, Greg Steinmetz, Kathleen Brooks, John Lee, Peter Spiller, Michael van Biema, Mike Brooks, KEN FISHER, Frank Armstrong, Alexander Elder, Tren Griffin, Andy Bell, Lars Kroijer, Stephen Eckett, Mark Dampier, Jeroen Bos, Tom Stevenson, Robbie Burns, Tim Hale, Robert Carver, Van K. Tharp, David Schneider, Martin Bamford, John Baron, Anthony Bolton, Jonathan Boyar, Ashton Bradbury, David Buik, Tobias Carlisle, Michael Covel, Andrew Craig, Sandy Cross, Job Curtis, Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh, Mike Staunton, Anthony Garner, Wesley Gray, Jack Vogel, Robin Griffiths, Ian Heslop, James Inglis-Jones
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