This is not another retelling of Warren Buffett’s greatest hits. It is a close look at how the world’s most famous investor sized up opportunities, weighed risks, backed his convictions, and lived with the consequences.

Through sharp, practical case studies, Ian Tai examines the wins that helped build Berkshire Hathaway’s empire, from Coca-Cola and Apple to GEICO, as well as the mistakes that reveal just as much about Buffett’s discipline. The result is a book that makes value investing feel clear, grounded, and usable.

Inside, readers will discover:-

» What Buffett really looks for before buying a business

» How earnings, cash flow, return on equity, and valuation guide better decisions

» Why patience matters most when the market tests your nerves

» How major mistakes became lasting investment lessons

» What ordinary investors can learn from extraordinary deals

Each chapter puts readers in the investor’s seat. Would you buy at that price? Would you hold through uncertainty? Would you recognise the difference between a temporary setback and a broken investment case?

Buffett’s Biggest Deals turns decades of investing history into practical insight for today’s investors. Clear, engaging, and rooted in real decisions, it shows how disciplined thinking, sound valuation, and long-term conviction can turn opportunity into lasting wealth.