Do you glaze over when looking at a balance sheet? Feel like financial statements are written in a secret code? Wonder how professional investors “see” value in a company’s numbers? If so, The Interpretation of Financial Statements is your decoder ring.Written in 1937 by Benjamin Graham — the godfather of value investing — and Spencer […]
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If you’re serious about understanding the foundations of sound investing — not just following hype or riding speculative waves — The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham is a book that belongs on your shelf. Originally published in 1949 and updated with commentary by Jason Zweig, it remains a cornerstone of financial literacy.This isn’t a book
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If most investing books are about picking the right stocks, The Intelligent Asset Allocator is about something far more powerful — building the right portfolio.In this classic from William J. Bernstein, the neurologist-turned-investment-thinker dives deep into the mechanics of asset allocation — the single most important, and most overlooked, aspect of investing. With clarity and
Yanis Varoufakis doesn’t write economics textbooks. He writes economic mythologies—not because they are false, but because they explain the world in sweeping, story-driven ways that help us understand the forces shaping our lives. The Global Minotaur, published in 2011, is one of his most original contributions to the post-2008 economic canon. It reimagines global finance
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Most investing books promise shortcuts: hot stocks, trading tricks, or insider secrets. The Four Pillars of Investing does the exact opposite — and that’s what makes it timeless.William J. Bernstein, a former neurologist turned financial theorist, strips away the noise and lays out a durable framework for long-term investment success. With clarity, wit, and refreshing
If you’re a DIY investor, odds are you’ve been trained to think in capitalist terms — markets, profits, competition, value creation. But what if capitalism, as we know it, is already obsolete? That’s the explosive claim at the heart of Yanis Varoufakis’s Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism. And while it might sound academic or dramatic at
If you’ve ever stared at a stock chart and wondered what those patterns might mean, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends is likely the book that either started your curiosity — or will change how you view price movements forever.First published in 1948, this book is the undisputed patriarch of modern technical analysis. Co-authored by Robert
