What are some "must-read" books for beginner investors?

just stay in FUEL or whatever is in the season for 2-7 months, previous meme was amd

>>1921570
Richest man in babylon
Fundamentals of Economics (9th ed)
Beating the street
The Idiot

Best book I read was a random walk down wall Street. It gives a good synopsis on how investing works and what wall Street is.

>>1921585
>The Idiot
Why?

>>1921585
And since you're on the Dostoyevsky train, The Gambler

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>>1921587
Yes, Random Walk Down Wall Street provides good general synopsis of investing (and a bit of economics) and saves you wasting a lot of time trying to learn technical analysis and other bullshit investing strategies

> The Total Money Makeover
Don't listen to these pretentious douche bags. This book is practical,
It taught me all about Dividens, Market Shares, and Tracking Trends

>>1922528
>technical analysis
>bullshit
>not knowing technicals are based off of past price data, which is based off of human behaviour, which is anything but random

>>1921570
'Buffetology' is really good, it'll teach you how to read financial statements and gives you the distilled version of what ratios/indicators. For total beginners but still insightful.

>>1923714
And your argument is?