Which one of you niggers has read this book? It's pret

>>7633938
>niggers

reported.

Please keep racism on /b/, thanks.

>>7633938
Ive read so many economic/finance books in the last two years (I had a huge increase in income), and I have to say the three best were Devil Takes the Hindmost, A Random Walk down Wallstreet, and the finance pamphlet by W. Bernstein for millennials:
https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf

>>7633943
> racism
Listen here, THIS IS 4CHAN, calling people "nigs" and "-fags" is part of the culture. gb2reddit

>>7633943
Shut up, spade

>>7633949
>I had a huge increase in income

from zero to $7.25 an hour?

>>7633969
30k to 60k to 390k in 5 years.

>>7633973
DOING...?

>>7633949
>https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf
thanks for the recs. Personally I got started in personal finance with this book: http://www.amazon.com/Securing-Your-Financial-Future-Beginners/dp/1442214228 which is a handy guide to the different types of investment vehicles and iras

>>7633974
Married a doctor

>>7633984
You can basically skip bogle and the rest of bernsteins work with that link. They all basically say buy Vanguard, and maybe some REITs or Treasuries, and invest your age in % bonds

>>7633988
IM HAPPY FOR YOU

>>7633992
Thanks man, things are going well.

Just try to remember my Plutarch, and that the vicissitudes of fortune are harsh. Just have to enjoy the good times while they last.

>>7633998
Did you read Debt btw? If you have then I really enjoyed its anthropological links to slavery and early religious rites

If not.... read it senpai

>>7634010
Its on my longlist, its just hard to get going on it and Piketty. I just dont care, I try to stay out of debt (aside from student loans which are in IBR and my mortgage) and put my money in mutual funds.

>>7633949

How differently does investment work in the UK compared to the US? And on a related note, can you recommend any economics/finance books written from a British perspective?

>>7634039
The fundamentals for personal investment are the same (for the everyyman)

https://www.vanguard.co.uk/

1. Think long term
2. Invest in low cost index funds, with Vanguard being the cheapest
3. Your age in a bond index (So if you were 20, 80% Equity/Stock index: 20% Bond Index)
4. If the market tanks, buy more.
5. Avoid fads and get rich quick schemes, like bitcoins or stock tips

Clearly this is different for a day trader, but thats not me.

>>7633943
Knave, maketh thine eschaton early.

>>7633988
What's your sex and what is there's?

As someone going to medical school, I'm curious.

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>>7634063
also read >>7633984 it will take you 20 min

Also has anyone read pic?

>>7634095
I'm a male. We were together prior to her acceptance to medical school, so about 11 years.

I have read it. It is okay. There was a symposium on it over at crooked timber after it came out. Let me go find it. Lots of good stuff, and when Graeber is given a chance to respond to criticism he completely sits the bed and starts personally attacking everyone that questions particular claims our evidence he provides. It's a great lesson in how not to behave in public.

>>7634106

Here we go: http://crookedtimber.org/category/david-graeber-debt-seminar/

>>7633943
Pls go reddit

>>7634106
awaiting this

>>7634098
> I'm a male
Closet fag detected.

>>7634114
>>7634111

>>7634140
If you are interested go on youtube and watch some of Kyle Bass' talks, the guy is great