I've never read a finance book or stock book before, should

It's a hefty book, but I think you'll manage. Try to read many more than one book. The more you know, the more you will earn.

Though do realize that the principles are sound; the details are not.

>>1872051
thought some of it would be outdated by now, but the main beliefs would stand. Thanks for telling me that

>>1872051
How much of it goes beyond "be calm, don't make decisions based on fear, invest for the long term"? I feel like that's gotta be the main thrust of it, but I'm sure there's more

>>1872136
It's much more specific, you'll know what I mean if you read it. If you're unsure, read a summary for a quick overview.

>>1871999

It was written before index funds were around, so it is obsolete

Had he written the book today he would just say "buy an index"

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I prefer this kino

I'm reading Security Analysis right now. Graham is redpill on investing. What it really means. Why everyone else is fucking retarded.

>>1872051

What do you mean by "the details are not" ?
I'm halfway in and its my first book in finance, I'm liking it a lot and it has given my the idea to go for a finance master. Financial analyst or portfolio manager seem to be nice jobs.

>>1872440
I guess most people read the Zweig one nowadays? Did he rewrite it completely?

>>1873042

He wrote a small chapter of commentary after each chapter from graham.
It usually either sums up graham thoughts and/or give recent exemples.

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All you need

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This one is good. Small book, covers what you need to know