/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18095710

super stocks by jesse klein isn't bad for trading

>>18095710
helped me a lot psychology wise

I prefer trading interviews over books, you got any favorite channels OP?

Antifragile - NNT

The only book that matters

>>18097786
What are you, a faaaaag

>>18095710
Rich dad poor dad, really puts you in the right mindset to do business

>posting anything other than this

>>18097828
>>18098076
Solid reads too, tho less biz related and more general scope

>>18098076

Taleb is such a pompus fucking fag though. His writing is insufferable

The Essentials of Trading is short and really sums up the boomer trading principle without wasting hundreds of pages to tell you to pay off your debt, invest in indexes, etc.

The Bitcoin Standard made me bullish on gold. Do with that as you will.

>>18097786
i am into behaviour study, got any books that taught one to analyse herd's psychology or market sentiment? I try learning mathematics for finance, but market is not physics as it is not easy to test our models and make experiments for trading like we conduct in the physics world. I am starting to think that trading is more behavioural and reactionary, than quantitative.

>>18098140
you may be rich, but if you lack psychological or emotional knowledge you will become miserable and you will keep making "Money cannot buy you happiness anons :(" threads all day long.

>>18098140
>What are you, a faaaaag
*in a Boston accent*

shits awesome checkout Bruce Ecker.
this podcast goes in depth on the latest discoveries.
https://www.thescienceofpsychotherapy.com/the-science-of-psychotherapy-podcast/

>>18098474
>I am starting to think that trading is more behavioural and reactionary, than quantitative.
have you taking the Martin Armstrong pill?
His models are based on physics for price levels, think the temperature water needs to achieve to begin turning into steam.

And his trends are a based on cyclical capital flow models.

https://chadanon.s3.amazonaws.com/Analytical+Conference+-+Understanding+Cycles.mpeg
Martin Armstrong advised on funds worth $3 Trillion in the 1980's, he understands the global economy better than anyone I've found.

VWRlc2g#4757 is my discord message me and I'll add you to our trading server

>>18098246
Insufferable, shminsufferable, it's great to read if you're not insecure and therefore can enjoy the comedy of the arrogance of a very smart man who is very slightly autistic.

>>18098213
>Rich dad poor dad, really puts you in the right mindset to do business
Do you play the desktop version of cashflow 202?
It's really worth doing.

I used to love the options market in the game, and now I make money in the options market in real life.

>>18099243
>it's great to read if you're not insecure and therefore can enjoy the comedy of the arrogance of a very smart man who is very slightly autistic.
that's right, the tldr for Taleb for me is profit from fat tail moves as they are not priced in. I like his writing.

>>18095710
non-technical
>reminiscences of a stock operator
>art of war
>trading in the zone
>the disciplined trader
technical books
>mind over markets
>markets in profile
>dynamic hedging

>>18099297
I don't but thanks for the recommendation anon, I'll give it a try

>>18099242
>Martin Armstrong pill
thanks for introducing this guy. will look into his findings. I need to learn from this man.
>His models are based on physics for price levels, think the temperature water needs to achieve to begin turning into steam.
That is what i meant by reactionary. Action: heating the water, Reaction: steams were formed, but you were right that maths and physics has a lot to do with this and I am just not done studying...

Thanks for the invite, but I dont use anything that requires signups. Sorry fren.

>>18095710
The National System of Political Economy

>>18095710
Barbarians at the Gate: The Fall of RJR Nabisco

>>18098076
Wow, way to follow the crowd faggot. That book sucks. You're clearly a person who claims to read, but maybe reads 1-2 books a year at best.

>>18098076

hipped shit for dummies. The whole book could've been told in a 10 pages essay

>>18099975
What a gigantic faggot, would you mind to recommend a reading then?

>>18100011
This book is garbage and severely outdated.

>>18099938
>That is what i meant by reactionary. Action: heating the water, Reaction: steams were formed, but you were right that maths and physics has a lot to do with this and I am just not done studying...
checkout this blog post of his, the same thing applies to price levels.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/basic-concepts/civil-unrest-revolution-the-phase-transition-curve/
>Thanks for the invite, but I dont use anything that requires signups. Sorry fren.
use protonmail its encrypted anon email.

Either way I hope you profit from your studies of the market.

Anon posted Fred McAllen many moons ago, can recommend.