/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.6793392]

Let's get a self help thread going while the market's being a bitch /biz.

What books / resources have helped you develop as a trader?

Pic related, read this before entering crypto but has definitely helped me understand the market projection and noticing the occasional trend.

[Anonymous No.6793535]

If you read that you wouldn’t be in crypto

[Anonymous No.6793546]

>>6793392
unironically read the reminiscences of a stock operator, it's basically what's going on with crypto now except slowed down 100 times

[Anonymous No.6793565]

>>6793535
Don't judge a book by it's cover anon.

[Anonymous No.6793586]

>>6793392

this book only serves as a warning to not try to beat the market. beyond that, it has no value in today's day + age

ur retarded.

[Anonymous No.6793599]

>>6793392
The author said this book was worthless 10 yrs later

The more you know

[Anonymous No.6793611]

[Anonymous No.6793643]

>>6793535

He does define speculation in the earlier chapters, and acknowledges that speculation can also help the market to a degree. However, he does warn you to distinguish between the two, and to not treat speculation in the same way as investing. Which is what a few people here could take onboard.

[Anonymous No.6793655]

>>6793546
ah shit it's 8USD on amazon AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH

...ok. fuck, I'll trust you.

[Anonymous No.6793660]

Seriously, though

[Anonymous No.6793693]

Anyone that believes the meme "it's different this time" is retarded. Buy shit @ Ethercrafting

[Anonymous No.6793697]

>>6793655
you can find .mobi online (Reminiscences Of A Stock Operator - Lefevre, Edwin_4.mobi)

[Anonymous No.6793727]

>>6793697
love u anon <3

[Anonymous No.6793731]

>>6793599
sauce. You talking bout the Bible man

[Anonymous No.6793753]

>>6793599
>>6793586

I'll reiterate for you retards.

>read this before entering crypto, didn't even know about bitcoins when I read it.

But it's still helped me develop a 120k portfolio in 3 months, so I'd recommend it instead of talking shit on these threads.

[Anonymous No.6793785]

>>6793599

He released several editions over a 20-year period

[Anonymous No.6793791]

He wrote the book on writing the book

[Anonymous No.6793792]

>boomeradvice


read cipherpunks instead faggot
you're outdated and have been replaced

[Anonymous No.6793836]

>>6793546
>>6793697

Looks to be a good read, and with an audio version too. Nice work anons.

[Anonymous No.6793846]

Nothings changed since Jacob jewed Esau out of his inheritance, moron

[Anonymous No.6793858]

>>6793660

33 USD wtf

[Anonymous No.6793866]

>>6793792
>Nothings changed since Jacob jewed Esau out of his inheritance, moron

[Anonymous No.6793910]

b-b-but all my snowflake friends said it special this time

[Anonymous No.6793915]

>>6793392
>Let's get a self help thread going while the market's being a bitch /biz.
>What books / resources have helped you develop as a trader?
>Pic related, read this before entering crypto but has definitely helped me understand the market projection and noticing the occasional trend.

[Anonymous No.6793923]

This right here is the key to everything.

[Anonymous No.6793942]

Now the evil boomers are trying to take my stuff, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[Anonymous No.6794032]

I seriously hope there are no more people rading "investment books" in modern times. Vast majority, 99% of these books are written by complete idiots with absolute horrific track records OR academics with no skin in game, OR worse, both in one.

[Anonymous No.6794065]

>>6794032
its just one of many sources of information you can use to piece your own view of the markets, it doesnt stand in for actual practical experience but it is complementary

[Anonymous No.6794121]

>>6794032
That sums up the majority of educational books nowadays, however if you can seperate the helpful info from the bad, it's better than not reading a book.

[Anonymous No.6794172]

Great read, essential /biz/core, and very helpful in these times of dips


p.s. AAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[Anonymous No.6794183]

>>6794032
99% are crap, there are a few jewels

[Anonymous No.6794234]

>>6793915
HUMMHMMM

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[Anonymous No.6794262]

[Anonymous No.6794344]

oh, look who's on the other side of the transaction

[Anonymous No.6794361]

>>6793915
Hoooooly shit


>hmmmm
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[Anonymous No.6794371]

This is literally OP's book adapted to cryptomarket. How many of you people read it? It's quite good, it actually makes a good case (with economic theory) about crypto volatility not being as high as wall street say it is.

[Anonymous No.6794408]

I’ve read it. It’s a good book, I’ve taken some of the theories and tips from the book and grew my portfolio 11%.

Still learning.

[Anonymous No.6794411]

>>6793923
I bought some investing book off amazon, and Rich Dad Poor Dad was thrown in the box for some reason. Unironically a solid read, even though it’s normie tier and meant for retards. I think it’s like $5 on amazon probably worth it

[Anonymous No.6794699]

Liking this one

[Anonymous No.6794700]

>>6793753
From how much did you start?

[Anonymous No.6794838]

>>6794371
Read twice, good for newbs, interesting shilling of Zcash

[Anonymous No.6795223]

>>6793643

Yep, this was one of the best lessons in the book.

[Anonymous No.6795446]

B.G. admitted in his later years that value investing doesn’t work anymore. There are too many people in the game who snatch up the good deals before you notice them. The guaranteed way to get your fair share is to own the entire market with a low-cost index fund.

[Anonymous No.6796243]

>>6793727
>>6793836
it's pretty cool.

there are chapters about buying high selling low, going all in on shitty stocks, pump and dumps, etc

[Anonymous No.6797032]

>>6795446
Sounds a lot like Jack Bogule style of investing.