Book recommendations for money and investing??

[Anonymous No.11658376]

What are some good books to read to learn how to invest and learn about the stock market? I want to become well-read and know more about investing and how to invest safely.

[Anonymous No.11658384]

>>11658376
>Oh no chaotic systems are hard to predict
Cool, no shit

[Anonymous No.11658743]

>If there is only a small chance that a house burns, it means that no house can burn.

[Anonymous No.11658751]

>>11658376
I hope that guy isn't serious and realises systems can work for different purposes, and the fact that it doesnt work well for one system doesnt take away from its application in the other system
Might just be another very controversial bank-hating tweet though

[Anonymous No.11658776]

>>11658376
>>11658751
>Child accidently drops hammer on foot requiring surgery
>THIS is the same tools we use to build the homes we live and sleep in folks

[Anonymous No.11658930]

god, what an anti-semite

[Anonymous No.11659205]

>>11658376
le travail et l'usure

[Anonymous No.11659213]

>>11658376
The intelligent investor
Random walk down wall street
Tldr don't invest in anything other than an index, you arent as smart as you think you are

[Anonymous No.11659221]

Yea but they have the power to swing the market in their favour

[Anonymous No.11659272]

>>11658376
The Little Book series is a good place to start, esp. The Little Book of Value Investing. Avoid anything where the cover is a picture of the writer, esp. Rich Dad Poor Dad.

>>11659213
>don't invest in anything other than an index
>what is graham-dodd and how does it work
Oddly, you mention a book written by Benjamin Graham.

[Anonymous No.11659312]

>>11659272
Graham will teach OP a lot about investing regardless of whether fundamental analysis is still a valid strategy or not. OP should avoid thinking he can possibly know anything about a stock that full time analysts don't.

[Anonymous No.11659327]

>>11659312
>still
You're a fucking imbecile.

[Anonymous No.11659350]

>>11659327
Post your bank account balance and top 3 portfolio holdings

[Anonymous No.11659397]

That depends what you are looking to do. If you want a career or a way to earn a living then forget investing for now and learn programming so you can get into quants.

If you are looking to invest on the side of your day job (ie build a retirement pot). The key is to start saving immediately even if it's small amount each week as compound interest will make a huge difference (don't invest anything you actually need, even for big things like a deposit on a house). Then just pick a field you are knowledgeable about and make some long term (5 year) guesses as to what will grow. Diversity some risky ones with some safe one.

[Anonymous No.11659406]

Have a lot of capital

invest in link 1000 EOY

[Anonymous No.11659431]

>>11658376
Give it all away and follow me.