/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>25828608
I think not. Again don't be afraid to not understand shit he's saying, the point is to surround yourself with uncucked people even if they are dead.


Some more

Focus your efforts on as little things as possible. On the other hand this category you pick does not need to be listed as a course at uni, if you see some interrelation between different subjects I want to encourage you to study all of it. And the reverse is true too - don't study a whole field if you don't see the point. I.e. If you want to disrupt shit with math bombs study Plutus/Haskell and game theory, you don't need web design or accounting.

Read fiction to wind down. I find reading econ books at night disturbs my sleep. Goes without saying it should be enjoyable. Bonus points if the authors are dead already. Ask lit for recs.

>>25828674
>Game theory
At based university? Best subject out there.

>recs
thanks, nice.

>bullshit
Care to elaborate fren?

>how will Baudrillard make anyone money
By unplugging them so they can act. You don't need to read all of that, just watch cuck philosophy's take on him (on youtube and cry me a river about him being a leftist, idgaf)

But yeah I would say that one of my vices is that I'm addicted to figuring out how things work which might not be the straightest path to success. But sometimes I read something and it feels like I just smoked DMT

>>25546794
this, and dalio's books.
note: not all of these are explicitly finance, but are supposed to create a well rounded character to succeed in the finance industry.

Back when I first came to this place ppl were posting charts like they do on /lit/

>>20957186
the only thing missing from here are Ray Dalio's books.

What are some decent books/resources about economics/investing/finance?

Should I go straight for textbooks?

>>18999988
official.
but throw in dalios books too.

Help me faggots.
What is the stock market, why does the green line go up and when, why does it go down, how to invest at 16 and how to get rich as shit

Reading is good

90% percent of /biz/ is just shilling for x coin.

Let´s instead have a thread where we share resources for getting smart about crypto, so that we can learn how to find moon expeditions on our own, without of relying on some anonymous dude on a Mexican image board.


Books, blogs, podcasts and youtube-channels are all welcome. The more in-depth the better, but it should preferably be accesible to someone without a STEM-degree.

>>16259824
These sorts of books are useful for stopping the average person from doing something dumb.

Pic related is full of them. However, pic related also has real economics books in it.

Most of the things I have learned which actually ended up making me money started with hearing something interesting on here, then googling all I can on it.

>>16220615
higher res

>>16120180
you shouldn't be reading rich dad poor dad.

in addition to this list, pick up Ray Dalio's books.

>>15859385
I've seen this posted around a lot.
I've read quite a few of them. Definitely solid.

Though what has benefited me the most is not from a book but incessant googling and many resources.
Teaching myself how to manage risk.

>>15862493
Yes, perfect for beginners.

>>15852815
no, skip to the good stuff

>>13984136
yeah, these and Ray Dalio's books.

>>13613819
that books not on the list

>>13526341
skip it

>>12936129
Definitive.