Bill Ruane was a Wall Street investment manager and philanthropist Ruane founded his own investment firm, Ruane Cunniff, with partner Rick Cunniff in 1970, and the same year they launched their flagship Sequoia Fund. Ruane’s firm was renamed Ruane, Cunniff, and Goldfarb in 2004, when Robert Goldfarb became president. In 2008, the Sequoia Fund announced it would open its fund to new investors for the first time since 1982.
Bill Ruane’s Recommended Reading List
Bill Ruane compiled a must-read list of articles from Charles Ellis’ “Classics: An Investor’s Anthology” and “Classics II, Another Investor’s Anthology“:
· When to Sell – And When Not to (Philip A. Fisher)
· Mistakes of the First Twenty-Five Years (Warren E. Buffett)
·Mr. Market, Investment Success and You (Warren E. Buffett)
How the Terrible Two-Tier Market Came to Wall Street (Carol J. Loomis)
· US Steel Announces Sweeping Modernization Scheme (Benjamin Graham)
· You Need More Than Numbers to Measure Performance (Robert G. Kirby)
Source Dr. Zen
