GOOD BOOKS IN GENERAL TO READ

[Anonymous No.1296471]

There are no specific topics we should be interested in, only good books that range from
marketing, finance, economics, stock trading, corruption, power, anything!

[Anonymous No.1296472]

Expand your mind and read some actual good shit like Crime and Punishment.

Nonfiction is pretty pleb honestly, most of this stuff can be distilled into a couple of sentences.

[Anonymous No.1296493]

>>1296472

Thanks, do you have more suggestions ?

[Anonymous No.1296924]

>>1296471
>>>/lit/

[Anonymous No.1296940]

>>1296472

Interesting advice.
reminds me when I was recommended Fountainhead when I wanted to dwell into Ayn Rand's Objectivism.

[Anonymous No.1297212]

>>1296924

This is the kind of stuff that get posted on /lit/. thanks for the advice.

[Anonymous No.1298034]

>>1296471
>gun germs and steel
>>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.1298063]

>>1296471
I like Ben Graham's book. One of Tue best stock market I've read.

[Anonymous No.1298069]

GOD TIER BOOK

RED PILL

[Anonymous No.1298119]

>>1296471
These books are all flavor of the week crap.

Throw them all away and replace them with Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations and Thomas Sowell's Basic Economics.

[Anonymous No.1298129]

>>1296471
Actually all these books are shit and you will nothing. Here my two favorites for actually learning something.

[Anonymous No.1298165]

>>1296472
>Crime and Punishmen
Fucking thiiiis

[Anonymous No.1298178]

>>1298119
>>1298129
the OP picture wasn't meant to be an intro to econ, it was meant for broadening your perspective after you finished any one of macro 101 textbooks.

[Anonymous No.1298182]

>>1298178
If you had read some macro textbooks you would know OPs books are just snake oil.

[Anonymous No.1298202]

>>1298182
I have read macro textbooks. And I know OP books because I'm the one who put that pic together. As i said, they are meant for some light reading someone in another thread asked for, but are still worthwhile, regardless what you think? How many of them did you read anyway?

[Anonymous No.1298215]

>>1298182
This.

[Anonymous No.1298377]

>>1298202

Some books are alright some books are not, I just wanted people to share their suggestions on amazing books, Crime and Punishment is definitely one of those.

[Anonymous No.1298504]

Any Donald Trump Book. Title is something like I'M A Rich White Dude!

[Anonymous No.1298556]

>>1296471
>good books
>guns, germs and steel

wew lad. the none meme alternative is 'understanding human history' by micheal heart. read both if you want

books that have actually changed my life:

>48 laws of power
>your money or your life (rich dad poor dad first if you are clueless)
>might is right
>hitlers revolution

[Anonymous No.1298577]

>>1298556
memes aside, this list is about right

[Anonymous No.1298640]

If I want to learn absolute basics like incorporating and the concepts involved with stock trading, what books should I look at?

[Anonymous No.1298660]

>>1298069
thanks for the suggestion, seems nice. :)

[Anonymous No.1298670]

>>1296471
>Guns Germs and Steel
>good
Is this b8?

[Anonymous No.1298679]

>>1296471
I finished "Too Big To Fail" yesterday, really good book about 2008, Lehman's bankruptcy and the response of the Treasury/Fed.

I'm now reading "When Genius Failed", I'm planning to read "The Big Short" after this. Any other suggestions for books like this?

[Anonymous No.1298684]

>>1298670

The biz book lists have been fucked up with SJW shit

[Anonymous No.1298841]

bump

[Anonymous No.1299058]

>>1296471
The Creature from Jekyll Island is the only must read.

All others are just Marxist Kenyesian commies.

>>1298684
/Thread

Them and their slave masters

[Anonymous No.1299245]

>>1296471
Do you guys read books like this more than once? I feel like if you only read it once you just can't retain enough information. And after all, actually remembering the information is the whole point of non fiction books.

[Anonymous No.1299686]

>>1298119
This. OP is a pleb and should kill himself.