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January 18, 2009

The world’s greatest investor turned $100 into a multi-billion dollar fortune.

You can apply several of his stock-picking techniques to your own portfolio.

I wrote this article for MoneySense magazine to describle how Mary Buffett/David Clarke, and Timothy Vick describe how Buffett invests, in their respective books, Buffettology and How to Pick Stocks Like Warren Buffett.

MoneySense Magazine – January 2003:

Invest Like Warren Buffett

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Andrew Hallam

I'm a freelance finance writer, lucky enough to have been nominated as a finalist for two Canadian National Publishing Awards. I'm also the author of Millionaire Teacher: The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School, a book explaining how I became a millionaire on a teacher's salary, while still in my 30s. Working to empower people financially, I'm available to motivate and inspire people on basic retirement planning and index investing. I'm happy to comment on your questions, first, please read the Terms of Use.

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