What are some must read books about investing?

1, "The Smart Investor" by Benjamin Graham 2, "Analysis" by Benjamin Graham 3, "Tricking All the Way to the End" 4, "Peter Lynch's Successful Investment" by Peter Lynch 5, "Winning Wall Street" by Peter Lynch.

The Smart Investor" For today's investors, Graham's principles are still so relevant and open-minded. Like all classics, this book will change the way we see the world.

Books on investing include the following. "Memoirs of a Made", "When the Geniuses Fail", "How to Choose Growth Stocks", "The Big Short", "The Great Crash of 1929", "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". Most of the knowledge comes from reading books, and if you want to learn how to invest well, you can read these books.

The Seventh Sense", "The Golden Rule of Jewish Wealth", "Charlie's Book of Poor People", "Money Never Sleeps", "Choosing to Be Rich", "Scarcity", "Risk and Good Decision", "Black Swan", "Antifragile", etc.

Common Knowledge of Economics" "Personal Financial Planning "Financial Bible" "Investment", "Analysis of Financial Statements of Listed Companies", "Company Listing and Capital Operation", "Financial Markets", "Interest Rate Model", "Technical Analysis Essence" Pringer's (mainly some technical analysis), "Dynamic Analysis", "**Investment".

John Bogle is my hero. In "Little Turtle Investment Booklist 1", I recommended his "Common ** Investment Rules". This book "Investment Earns" is not as well-known as "Common Investment Rules", but it is very well written.

I don't know why the publisher translated it as "Steady Earning", because the title of the original book is Common Sense, which is the most basic truth, and the word "Steady Earning" is never mentioned. This booklet is actually not long, it can be read in a few hours, and it is suitable for those who are usually busy and want to quickly get some concise investment knowledge and advice.

The Art of Asset Allocation" I recommend this book to everyone. For those who are interested in asset allocation, this book is very valuable. It should be reminded that "The Art of Asset Allocation" has a certain professional threshold, which is more suitable for practitioners in the financial investment industry to read.

Defeat the Banker", Thorpe, can be described as the first generation of hedging managers in the United States, and is the "god" in the minds of many professional managers. This "Victory over the Banker" can be described as a "strange book". In the book, the author shares with the readers how he has beaten the casino (i.e. the banker) through some effective methods.

In many cases, there are similarities between investing and gambling. If you really want to "win by surprise" in the market, then you can learn a lot of useful knowledge and ideas from the skilled "old thousands". This book is more suitable for professional speculators who make a living, or full-time investment managers.

Winning the Loser's Game Charles Ellis was the president of the Yale University Council and worked with David Svensson. His book, The Game of Winning the Loser, is suitable for all readers with professional backgrounds in finance and non-finance. Through some very simple examples (such as playing tennis), Ellis explains the truth of trading games in the market in a very simple way.

The book is also not very long, and you can read it in a day or two.

Who Touched My Cheese, this book vividly illustrates the true meaning of life that change is the only constant. Whether it's a job, health, relationships, love, money, etc. The class reunion tells the story of a group of former classmates who have a party together, and all kinds of changes in their lives.

Stroll Wall Street", any friend who is interested in investment, before he buys the first **, should read Burton McGill's "Stroll on Wall Street". This book uses many of the "evidence-based" methods of analysis that the author highly admires, and draws some surprising conclusions based on rigorous scientific research. After watching "Walking Wall Street", you don't necessarily have to become a believer in the "Walking Stochastic Theory", but the information and logic contained in it are worth learning from every investor.

In this book, the author Sorovicki shares many very interesting examples, which have repeatedly proven the effectiveness and high intelligence of group decision-making. For example, in 1907 in the journal Nature, British scholar Francis Galton shared with readers a very interesting story about how a villager guessed the weight of a cow.

The most important thing to invest in is often a master of writing. Warren Buffett, Howard Maxey, George Soros, Ray Dalio are typical of this. Marx's book "The Most Important Things About Investment" is more suitable for readers who have certain investment experience and knowledge.

With a certain theoretical and practical foundation, you will have a deeper understanding of the investment wisdom revealed in this book.

The Smart InvestorOn Amazon**, Graham's The Smart Investor ranked 247th in the "Top 300 Best-Selling Books of All Time" (at the end of 2017) and sold more than 7 million copies worldwide. Compared with Graham's other classic book, "Analysis", "The Smart Investor" is much simpler and more plain, without so much jargon, and is suitable for readers from all financial and non-financial backgrounds. This classic is worth reading again and again.

Everyone can make money, but not everyone can manage money. At this stage, there are a variety of investment methods, and financial products are dazzling, and smart investors can always draw valuable investment wisdom from the books written by investment masters.

1."Rich Dad, Poor Dad".

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2.Analysis

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3."The Smart Investor".

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4.Warren Buffett's Letter to Shareholders

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5."Poor Charlie's Book".

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6."How to Choose Growth Stocks".

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7."Walking Wall Street".

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8."Common Sense".

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9.Peter Lynch's Successful Investment

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