Do you need a high degree of education to understand books on financial management and investment?

I came from a financial college, and I have some opinions on what you said, "books on financial management and investment require a high degree of education to understand".

First of all, most of the books in this category come from the experience sharing of successful people, and they do not require much professional knowledge, even if they are very professional management textbooks, they can be read. However, management science, which is related to operations research, requires a high mathematical foundation and is not suitable for self-study. Personally, I think that management books can only be used as references, not rigid copies.

The second is financial economics, this kind of book is more macro, generally talking about the national economy, major events, and the analysis of some people after the fact. For example, Chen Zhiwu's "The Logic of Finance" is a book that is simple and easy to understand. When it comes to general economic concepts, you can refer to Mankiw's Principles of Economics, which is both macro and micro.

This book is a must-read for people with a big financial background, mainly because it is very simple and easy to understand, although its academic content is not cutting-edge, but it is still good as a popular science textbook. To be honest, this kind of book is either a cliché or the wisdom of a master. The more macro things are, the more difficult it is to control, and it is easy to get started and difficult to master.

Finally, the book on investment. I am interested in the financial market, so I know the most about this area. Just advise you not to read these books on the investment (speculation) side.

First, the financial market, especially A-shares, is not suitable for ordinary people to enter. The spot and foreign exchange have higher requirements for risk control and the quality of the people. Both financial investments are not suitable for your situation.

You want to do business instead of investing.

According to your situation, I personally believe that the more books are for anyone, the more beneficial the better, read some good book reviews, you can check the concept you don't understand on the Internet, as long as you don't delve into those professional books, it's not difficult. Finance and economics books are philosophical problems after all, and optimization problems are mathematical problems.

The improvement of personal overall quality requires books and experience to improve. Reading 10,000 books and traveling 10,000 miles are very important. If you want to do business, your capital and your own strength and connections are indispensable. You can learn from those who are successful and lay the foundation.

Finally, good luck.

Hello, please give a good review thanks.

The key lies in goals and practice, Li Ka-shing is also a mixed school student, and he understands everything in financial management and investment.

You don't need any high education, you just know the words, it's nothing more than to make the words coherent, but there are still some professional terms, if you don't understand it, some of them are very complicated, and you can understand it if you simulate it on some financial **. As for the management class, I think I was holding this administrative cat in the classroom to watch, and I didn't remember anything after reading it all afternoon, and this thing really depends on experience. The advantage of highly educated people is only that they have strong learning ability and a wide range of knowledge, and the most valuable thing is thinking, which is different from logical thinking.

Hello! Investment and financial management do not require a high degree of education and a high IQ to do it. As long as you are interested in this aspect and willing to learn, it is not difficult at all! Find a financial company, train for a while, and I'm sure you'll learn. I wish you a speedy success! Hope, thank you!

The most important thing is that you have to learn mathematics first, generally all finance will learn money and banking, banking, basic accounting, financial markets, insurance, marketing or something, in short, you will learn a skin related to the economy, so you can see anything, as well as relevant laws and regulations, such as: bill law, accounting standards, etc. If you don't have any foundation, just take a look at money and banking, which belongs to the lifeblood of finance, and there are many contents for further study in the financial field.

Personally, I recommend professional courses to look at money and banking and financial markets (insurance, investment, and financial markets are all involved, which can lay the foundation for future study).

The following courses are followed: Political Economy, Western Economics, Public Finance, International Economics, Money and Banking, International Financial Management, Investment, Insurance, Commercial Banking Management, Banking Business, Investment Banking Theory and Practice, etc.

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Self-study finance suggests that you first learn economics, you can buy a copy of "Principles of Microeconomics" and "Principles of Macroeconomics" to read first, it is estimated that you should be able to understand, recommend foreign economics textbooks, easy to understand!

Economics is the foundation of finance, after knowing the basic knowledge of economics, you can buy a textbook of finance to read, you can read Huang Da's "Finance" in China, you can read "Money and Finance" and "Money and Banking" in foreign countries, etc., if you learn finance, you must understand many aspects of knowledge, such as the book "Political Economy" can not but read!

Then, if you are sure that you still want to continue learning, you can take a look at the textbooks of corporate finance, investment, investment, financial accounting, etc.

When you actually get started, you'll know where to go. It's a long road, and if you really like it, I hope you can stick to it. Thank you!

These books are theoretical, suggestive, practical, and do-it-all simulations.

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Read some basic books first, Western economics, investment or something, that is, some textbooks for finance majors. The second is to cultivate financial sensitivity, that is, to read some best-selling books or something, and recently recommended "The Origin of Value" by Liang Jing's studio.

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Accounting, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Actuarial Science.

If you want to get started, it is naturally "**, options and other derivatives".

It will give you an understanding of the fundamentals of the financial markets.

For financial classes, such as "The Logic of Finance", you can also look at "Currency Wars", etc., and for investment, you can look at "Investment", and there are many economic books.

1. Elementary and intermediate economics: Mankiw's Principles of Economics, Mankiw's Macroeconomics, Pindick's Microeconomics 2. Foundations of Finance: Bodi Finance, Mishkin in Monetary Finance, Bodi in Investment (Reference Textbook:

Fundamentals of Financial Markets and Financial Institutions Frank Money, Banking and Financial Markets Stephen GCecchetti, Corporate Finance & Investment, Richard. Parker) 3. International Finance:

International Economics: Theory and Policy Krugman 4, Trading: He Xiaoxing of Investment Management, Tharp (many reference books).

Watch this "Understanding Economic Insider: A Decade of Reflections on China's Economic Hotspots". This book has a wide audience, and through case analysis, it links enterprises, industries, industries, economies, people's livelihoods and other aspects in a targeted manner.

Rather than simply analyzing companies or economies, we can gain more insights through these interrelated comparisons. You can go to the major **to see the part of the book** and think it's good before you buy it.

International Financial Management by Michael BMichael Bconnolly), Yang Shenggang, Peking University Press (2007-02).

Risk Management and Financial Institutions (2nd Edition) John Hull (John Wang Yong, China Machine Press, 2010-06).

Wealth Management: A Guide to Investment Management for Financial Advisor Clients Harold Evansky, Chen Xiaoxian, Zhang Chunzi, et al. CITIC Press (2011-11).

Accounting Money and Banking.

Modern and Contemporary Economic History of Foreign Countries (Finance).

Theory of International Finance.

International Economics.

Econometrics.

Economic case analysis.

Statistics Investment and Financial Management.

Insurance Corporate Finance.

International Financial Practice.

Financial Economics.

Operation and management of commercial banks.

Investment Banking.

International Investment.

Financial Engineering.

Appraisal of investment projects.

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Personal Finance: Life & Property Insurance.

SME financing.

1. Finance, edited by Huang Da, Chinese University Press.

2. "Finance" by Morton and Bodi, Chinese University Press Finance, Corporate Finance, Financial Markets, Commercial Banking, International Finance, ** Investment, International Settlement, Risk Management.

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