10 Important Books To Make You A Better Investor In 2017 (adapted from the article)
Short Reads For Beginners
The Elements of Investing: Easy Lessons for Every Investor
by Burton Malkiel and Charles Ellis
"These authors each penned one of “The Classics” below, but they join forces to provide one of my favorite short reads on investing and saving. Perfect for readers of all ages and experience levels."
The Little Book of Common Sense Investing
by John Bogle
"Jack Bogle, the father of the index fund, helped revolutionize investing. Bogle has written many books, but this relatively short one contains a lifetime of wisdom."
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The Classics
A Random Walk Down Wall Street
by Burton Malkiel
"A must own for serious investors, Burton Malkiel explains the difficulty of predicting stock prices, but also focuses on aspects of investing at different stages of life."
Winning the Loser’s Game: Timeless Strategies for Successful Investing
by Charles Ellis
"This book is a classic and should be required reading for investors of all levels. With markets seemingly getting more unpredictable by the day, this book helps you avoid common traps and raise your probability for success."
Thinking, Fast and Slow
by Daniel Kahneman
"Daniel Kahneman won the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his work in behavioral finance. There are countless lessons applicable to investing, but this will also transform the way you think about choices we make in business and our personal lives."
The Success Equation: Untangling Skill And Luck in Business, Sports, and Investing
by Michael Mauboussin
"This book is a slam dunk for a sports fan, but extremely useful to all investors. We quickly attribute our successes to skill, but luck plays a far greater role than most people realize. Mauboussin provides framework for identifying skill versus luck and makes concrete suggestions for using this knowledge to your advantage."
Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk
by Peter Bernstein
"Peter Bernstein explores the history of money through the lens of financial risk, beginning in ancient times and into the modern world of portfolio theory. Bernstein does an excellent job explaining the underlying mathematics in simple terms, making this book very informative and relevant to practitioners."
Fooled By Randomness
by Nassim Taleb
"Serious investors will find this Nassim Taleb's stories to be highly insightful. Using a combination of his own experiences as well as stories of others successes and failures, Taleb to help us better understand the role of chance in the world around us."
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Investment Books That Will Make You Laugh
The Devil’s Financial Dictionary
by Jason Zweig
"Funny and easy read. Jason Zweig, known by most for his columns in The Wall Street Journal, is one of the best writers around. This book is relevant for anyone that has been exposed to the investment industry as an employee or customer."
Where Are the Customers’ Yachts?
By Fred Schwed
"The title is based on the story of a man admiring the yachts of New York bankers and brokers, but then wonders: where are the customers’ yachts? This book was written in the 1940’s, but still portrays many truths about the business of Wall Street."
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