These are some of the best Finance, Investment and Trading books in my library.
Useful for a last-minute gift for yourself or your loved ones.
Merry Christmas!
1. Lords of Finance – Liaquat Ahamed
Liaquat Ahamed won the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award 2009 for it but it’s about the Great Depression and the Crash of 1929.
2. One Up On Wall Street – Peter Lynch
How to spot the next ten-bagger.
3. Inside the House of Money – Steven Drobny
Macro-thinking. Interviews with top Hedge Fund Managers.
4. The Warren Buffet Way – Hagstrom, Fisher, Miller
Essentials of Value investing according to Buffett, with nods to Fisher & Graham.
5. The Greatest Trade Ever – Gregory Zuckerman
How John Paulson cemented his place as one of the greatest traders/hedge fund managers ever.
6. Trend Following – Michael Covel
All types of Trend-following information, including from the cryptic but highly successful Ed Seykota.
7. Way of the Turtle – Curtis Faith
Are traders born or bred? This question led to an experiment which is documented here. Hugely interesting.
8. Trade your way to financial freedom – Van Tharp
Describes criteria for a complete trading plan. Also speaks about Psychology.
9. Come into my trading room – Dr. Alexander Elder
Complete trading plan, with examples.
10. Trading for a living – Alexander Elder
11. Reminiscences of a stock operator – Edwin Lefèvre
Life of the legendary Jesse Livermore.
12. How I made $2,000,000 in the stock market – Nicolas Darvas
How Darvas, a dancer, approached the stock market from scratch and evolved a mix of fundamental and technical perspectives. Highly entertaining and educational.
13. Quantitative Trading – Ernie Chan
14. Generate Thousands in Cash on your Stocks Before Buying or Selling Them – Samir Elias
15. The Lazy Investor – Derek Foster
For the long, value and dividend approach with compounding. For investors, not traders.
16. An American Hedge-Fund – Timothy Sykes
How Tim made a fortune out of his bar mitzvah money, $12,500 and then proceeded to lose all of it. More importantly, how Tim dusted himself up again to do it one more time starting with the exact same amount of money. This time, however, he’s doing it in the open, documenting winning and losing trades through Covestor. He rules the penny stocks space. Follow him on his blog, on Covestor, on Twitter, Facebook, Livestream, etc… – he’s everywhere.
17. Investing The Templeton Way – Lauren Templeton, Scott Phillips
18. Market Wizards – Jack Schwager
19. Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets – John Murphy
20. Japanese Candlestick Charting Patterns – Steve Nison
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