Long-run return studies, investor memoirs and profiles, and histories of investing ideas, hedge funds and stock exchanges.
40 books on Investors and the history of markets, 1 of them tier 1, recommended by 31 people including Mohnish Pabrai and Warren Buffett.
40 books · 45 experts
“his book "Stocks for the Long Run" contributed greatly to the bull market's middle years”Howard Marks
“The finest trading book ever written is Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin LeFevre. It is colloquial reminiscences by a legendary speculator of the mistakes and lessons he learned over a…”Barton Biggs
“recommended reading for those with a healthy disdain for Wall Street and its practices as well as an interest in post-boom psychology”Nick Sleep
“For a magnificent account of the current financial scene, you should hurry out and get a copy of 'The Money Game' by Adam Smith. It is loaded with insights and supreme wit.”Warren Buffett
“see the classic book Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk for more on this”Marc Andreessen
“One of the great investors I've tried to learn from is Shelby Davis.”Thomas Gayner
“Personal biographies, the histories, are the most interesting. I have Benjamin Graham's personal biography, also the biography of Leon Levy, The Mind of Wall Street. These are all great.”Chris Mittleman
“It's hard to imagine anyone will ever write a better book on the subject.”Paul Graham
“Wall Street"-esque battle between Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn over unlikely target Herbalife.”Marc Andreessen
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