Yes that's the one. This is the other one.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/14...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
LOL one of the reviews. He could be speaking to Jim Cramer.
Given the daily barrage of investment shows, the non-stop stream of investment advice, the obsession of millions of Americans with the market--as a hobby, a lottery, a game at which you win or lose--this is a productive book to read even if you think you know the "investment answer" to begin with. The public's constant preoccupation with "star" fund managers, with ratings of funds that, after 10 years, tend to converge, whether growth funds or money market funds, in percentages gained and lost--all borders on Freudian narcissistic anal fixation.