Ask the financial experts to recommend books on basic financial management

Common sense in economics. Shaanxi Normal Publishing House. This is a primer book that is highly recommended by one of my PhD relatives in finance.

Here's someone else's. For your reference.

Good money book recommendations.

2007-4-26 16:44:00 | by: tony ]

Many friends always ask if there are any good financial book recommendations, and I have also browsed some financial management books before and after, and the following ones have made a good impression on me.

Investment and wealth management professionals who work in the financial industry or those who want to systematically understand the basic knowledge of financial management can read it.

1) Personal Financial Planning, edited by Chen Gongmeng and Zheng Ziyun, published by Peking University Press;

3）《practicing financial planning》(a complete guide for professionals), sid mittra with jeffrey h. rattiner, mittra & associates。The third English book is very comprehensive, systematic, and authoritative, and of course many of the contents or examples of taxation, products and services are American.

For friends who want to invest and manage money for themselves or their families, or want to read some vivid and popular books on financial management, the following books are worth a look.

1) The Financial Bible, by Huang Peiyuan of Taiwan, China Business Press;

2) A Lifetime Financial Plan, by Wang Zaiquan, Peking University Press;

3) "The Babylonian Richman's Money Lesson," George. Klassen, translated by Bill Lee, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Press;

4) "100% Financial Quotient, Common Sense and Rules of Personal Finance and Wealth", Sima Changchuan, China Archives Publishing House.

The latter books are easy to understand and have clear views, and they are also good financial management primers for financial practitioners. I hope you will benefit and feel the same way after reading it; In addition, I also hope that someone can recommend some other good books or journals for everyone to share.

Peter. Lynch's successful investment.

Investment (introducing some common sense, it is necessary), "Analysis of Financial Statements of Listed Companies", "Company Listing and Capital Operation", "Financial Market Science", "Interest Rate Model", "Technical Analysis Essence" Pringer's (mainly some technical analysis), "Dynamic Analysis", "** Investment" introduces some necessary common sense, "Macroeconomics" It is also necessary to understand, "** Psychology", "Accounting for Joint-stock Enterprises", some books of Warren Buffett also take a look.

Those are some of the books I read right now, and I hope it will be helpful to you as well. In addition, you have to read more ** newspapers to benefit a lot.

Books are dead, people are alive, markets are controlled by living people, and therefore alive! Using a dead book to analyze the living market is doomed! It is recommended to use 70% of the funds to choose the **** with excellent performance and maintain stable growth, and 30% of the funds to choose the high discount rate of corporate bonds, which can be held to maintain value, and at the same time can ensure the safety of the principal!

When you need to use money, you can sell part of the bond assets to protect the principal assets from being endangered and misappropriated!

Getting started with investing: "The Road to Financial Freedom" has three volumes: "Puppy Money Money", "Rich Dad Poor Dad", "Millionaire Next Door", and "The Richest Man in Babylon".

Advanced investment: "Index ** Investment Guide" and "Ten Years of Financial Freedom of Regular Investment".

Advanced Investing: "The Smart Investor", "Warren Buffett's Letter to Shareholders: A Tutorial for Investors and Corporate Executives (4th Edition)" Warren E

Warren Buffett "Value Investing: From Graham to Warren Buffett" "The True Rules" - United States] Pat Dorsey "The Simplest Things in Investing" - Qiu Guolu.

Additional: "How to Choose Growth Stocks" - Fisher Graham, "Analysis", "Poor Richard's Almanac", Benjamin Franklin.

Poor Charlie's Book, Peter Kaufman, "Learn to Rich", "Win", Jack Welch, "The Autobiography of Jack Welch", "The Client's Yacht is In**".

1, "Make Good Money".

2, "Poor Dad, Rich Dad".

3. "The Richest Man in Babylon".

4. "Interpretation**".

5, "Snowball".

6. "Smart Investor".

7, "Poor Charlie's Treasure Book".

8, "Victory over Wall Street".

9, "Walking Wall Street".

10. "Financial reports are like a storybook".

11, "Warren Buffett's Moat".

12. "The Most Important Things to Invest".

You personally recommend that you watch The Wealth of Nations

1, "Leapfrogging".

Recommended words: This is a book about doing and thinking about working hard in a first-tier city, the post-90s author is like a soldier who has just returned from the front-line battlefield, telling you about the "battlefield" she has experienced, which is vivid and real about life, choice, work, workplace, career change, emotion, family, etc.

2, "Time as a Friend".

Recommended words: This book is not chicken soup, success learning, talking about big truths, but a book that can inspire your mind, for young people, growth is more important than success, because not everyone can "succeed", and growth is something that everyone can do. The secret to growth:

Make friends with time to accumulate.

3. "Learn to Spend Money".

Testimonial: The money in our wallets should be divided into "spending"."Investment" and "speculation", corresponding to different ways of spending. For those who want to invest, manage money, buy a house, start a business, etc., give you the preparation of advance awareness, because only by learning to spend money, you can better accumulate and use wealth and live a happy life.

4, "Lifelong Growth".

5. "There is only one most important thing".

6, "Poor Dad, Rich Dad".