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“Just as chick-lit heroine
Bridget Jones struggles with men, retired anti-hero Bernard
Jones is bemused by the trials and tribulations of investing.
Anyone who is a member of an investment club will instantly
recognise the characters in this clever, well crafted and highly
amusing book.”
Brian Durrant, Investment
Director, The Fleet Street Letter.
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“In Bernard Jones, Nick Louth
has produced an anti-hero for our financial age. Whether it is
fighting his way to a secure retirement, jousting with the
council over wheelie bins or feuding with his wife over his
fondness for cakes and biscuits, Bernard Jones goes into battle
on behalf of us all.”
Matthew Vincent, Editor,
Investors Chronicle.
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“Bernard Jones, tried by life, marriage, family, friends and
neighbours as much as by investment is a must-read. He's on the
way to becoming a minor classic.”
Chris Crowcroft, Investors Chronicle reader
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“I have enjoyed reading Bernard Jones
Diary as he attempts to enjoy retirement with a mixture of cunning and
(not too much) knowledge. I wish him well.”
Eric Cox, Investors Chronicle reader
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"It’s so easy to identify with Bernard Jones and the situations
he describes. I almost feel I know him as a friend. His diary is
the first page I turn to in the magazine. It is always topical
and hugely entertaining."
Leonard Spark, Investors Chronicle reader
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Bernard and I are soul mates…We share the same
hopeless investing traits being driven by misty eyed emotion,
alcohol and a love of chocolate rather than the cold logical
appraisal of information so beloved by the professionals.
Gordon Gray, New Zealand
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