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Newbie here Anonymous Mon Feb 6 16:28:15 2017 No.1780187 [Reply] [Original]

>be me, 19
>Trying to get into business and finance

Recomend me some good documentals, books or something...
(I hope it isn't a meme but I've already read Rich dad poor dad by Kiyosaki)

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 16:43:12 2017 No.1780228 >>1780187 99% of people won't succeed in business/finance. 99% of /biz/ is not successful.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 16:46:30 2017 No.1780238 >>1780228 100% of them will give advice on /biz

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>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 17:35:14 2017 No.1780363 File: 2.14 MB, 1404x1915, Screenshot_20170203-121306.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1780187 It's not. Book litteraly changed my life. Saving money for advanced corces and more handholding.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 19:34:43 2017 No.1780612 >>1780363 >>1780263 thanks

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 19:35:52 2017 No.1780614 >>1780228 Now you'll say that 100% of people say that but, I'll be that 1% ;)

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 19:43:11 2017 No.1780623 >>1780187 Op don't fucking read any book till you actually start something, try learning and reading books WHILE building your business. You'll never be in a perfect situation or have perfect knowledge to start a business.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 19:55:37 2017 No.1780644 >>1780363 Tbh i dont know how microeconomics and specially analysis will help with investing. It will give you a deep understanding on economics but its more of an acafemic thing. I wouldnt go that way if i were you op. Or at least dont start there.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 19:59:57 2017 No.1780653 >>1780644 How should I start then? I want books or something with tips and advices to not fuck it up later

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 20:03:06 2017 No.1780656 >>1780653 You'll never fuck up if you never start. Everyone fucks up in business and that's what you need to learn; not reading books written by jews

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 20:04:37 2017 No.1780659 >>1780363 Just finished random walk down wallstreet. It's kinda repetitive but I'm seriously changing the entire way I invest because of it. Also read basic economics it's good but already knew most of it. Gonna work on the rest of this set.

Anonymous Mon Feb 6 20:04:40 2017 No.1780660

>>1780653
that is pointless. the only point in learning general business knowledge, is so you can pass exams and turn that into money. Meaning; you should just study your ass off for a specific certification or college. this anon is right >>1780623

time is money

Anonymous Mon Feb 6 20:52:13 2017 No.1780736

>>1780653
Same guy you answered, but im on other device now.

The books on the list are good, all i am saying is that you should not go for microeconomics right now. You should start with Benjamin Graham (the intelligent investor), thats where everyone starts. Than read something on technical analysis (which i think its a big meme, but there are people who make money with that, so who knows?) like "technical analysis of the financial markets". The ones on probability and statistics are not easy to get into so i would recomment that you only go for that if you have previous study in it.

I would also recommend "the zurich axioms" its very short and very simple. It wont teach you how to invest your money, but it will give you some tips that have been very helpfull for me. Read it in your "free" time.

Also, i just noticed Marx there. What the fuck is Marx doing there? That is fucking retarded is this b8?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 22:12:46 2017 No.1780890 >>1780660 God, you're so right. Thanks for the inspiration.

Anonymous Mon Feb 6 22:40:05 2017 No.1780935

>>1780187
>I've already read Rich dad poor dad by Kiyosaki

You poor schmuck.

Here are some recommended books about the stock market and about investing:

"The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need" by Andrew Tobias
"The Money Game" by Adam Smith
"One Up on Wall Street" and "Beating the Street" by Peter Lynch
"Stocks for the Long Run" Jeremy Siegel
"Irrational Exuberance" Robert Shiller
"Common Sense on Mutual Funds" John Bogle
"Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits" by Philip Fisher
"The Essays of Warren Buffett"
"The Black Swan" Nassim Taleb
"The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham is a great book but possibly a little intimidating for your first read.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 6 23:26:17 2017 No.1781008 Read anything on chaos theory , microstructure and behavioral patterns and volume

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 7 03:56:50 2017 No.1781303 >>1780187 >I've already read Rich dad poor dad by Kiyosaki It's done boys, he cant be saved.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 7 17:29:29 2017 No.1782764 >>1780935 >>1780736 I'll start with The intelligent investor then, thanks for the advice

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