Of the many economics books I have read I feel like this is the

No answers?

Do you really think Soros wrote that?

>>1010558
I have heard some things about a ghost writer. Whatever the case, is it a useful book or not?

>>1009833
>soros
>volcker
Nope.

>>1010558

Who cares who wrote it so long as it helps someone succeed?

>>1010832
Certainly you wouldn't take advice on how to be successful from someone who isn't successful

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>George Soros

>>1009833

No, but it sure did help the author and publisher become wealthy thanks to YOU

>>1011229
>buying books
Why?

>>1011473

Books are usually sold.

Going forward should I operate under the presumption that everyone is a thief?

>>1011474
Between actual libraries and library genesis, I don't see the appeal

>>1009833
Most formal books are absolutely useless. Learn advanced statistics and create your own trading models for investing.

So, why is everyone so sure he didn't write it?

>>1011554
Do not lsten to the pedantic cunts who lost money of scamcoins and meme investing. That book if properly understood and read by anyone with an IQ above 90 and a bit of experience in the markets is gold.
These guys are just butthurt about Soros destroying and exposing the colossal Ponzi scheme and meme science that modern economics is. And how to make money from it
Anyway, go with the classics. Reminescences of a stock operator, Market Wizards, More money than God and Inside the house of money

>>1011673
Thank you.