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The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
This product was recommended by Lucas Solomon from Pearls of Caviar
The best book to learn about the stock market is The Intelligent Investor. A must-read for everyone who wants to understand the world of finance. Recommended by Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham’s teachings are expressed in language any layman can relate to so you will know what you’re doing when you enter the world of investing.
How To Own The World by Andrew Craig
This product was recommended by Ravi Davda from Rockstar Marketing
Although not only about the stock market, I loved this read. I tried a couple of books specific to the stock market, and I found them too complicated. And I’ve got a degree in Mathematics and worked in Banking for 5 years. This book was a simpler read, although very useful. It helped me to make some major life changes.
The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins
This product was recommended by Richard Reis from Most Recommended Books
The author has helped many people retire early. And the techniques he teaches (simple/ based on buying low-cost index funds) are proven to help people beat 90%+ of active investors.
How To Make Money In Stocks by Fred Green
This product was recommended by Marc Bromhall from Surf Gear Lab
Fred Green distils complex financial jargon into layman’s terms, and presents a set of clear and concise methods into how you can profit from investing in the stock market. The one that I got the most value from was how to use leverage to your advantage.
Stocks for the Long Run 5/E By Jeremy Siegel
This product was recommended by Charles Cridland from Your Parking Space
This brilliant book written by Wharton professor Jeremy J. Siegel is a stock investing classic, and it’s a must-read for everyone interested in stock market investing. It covers many different topics and gives a thorough discussion of the long-term performance of financial markets. The author provides an expert analysis of historical trends and argues that stocks are safer and more productive in the long run, supporting his points of view with plenty of data and statistics. He effectively explains the reasoning behind his idea for diversified equity investment and provides detailed information on sophisticated ways of investing. I can recommend this book as an excellent guide that can help you develop a profitable long-term portfolio.
