4 PDF’s that I consider are key for any investor to read:

1. Peter Lynch’s articles
2. Berkshire’s shareholder letters (Warren Buffett)
3. Nomad shareholder letters (Nick Sleep)
4. Fundsmith’s shareholder letters (Terry Smith)

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