The best thing about this book is that it is rather short. All the insightful information can be distilled into a mere dozen pages or so but since the nuggets are dispersed thoroughout the book, it would profit to read the whole thing. Just skip the nonsensical stories and try not to cringe at the earnest high school level writing style.
I still recommend this book because it is rare to find a trading/investing book which focus is on following the transactions of public companies' insiders. In my opinion, insider information is one of the most important tools necessary to make high probability trading decisions.
