Please just give me some books

try investopedia

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>>1959639
Intelligen investor - Benjamin Graham
>this will give you an idea about techical analysis for stocks
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
>while to about economy strictly speaking it is one of the best books ever written and is an excelent motivator
Common stocks and uncommon profits - Seth Klarkman
>often adviced, haven't read it my self
for the rest just buy some textbooks or enroll in OpenMIT

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>>1959639
Picked this collection up

poor charlie's almanack

>>1959681
[Serious] How many of this shit did you read and how many are actually worth reading?

>>1959776
From that list I only read How to win friends and influence people and it was a complete game changer for me. Would def recommend you to read that one if you want to improve your social skills.

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>>1959639
>Obligatory
www.economicprinciples.org

I'd also recommend you pick up some books by Clay Christensen, some of his theories on product development and market creation overlap with the relationship between economic growth.

Apparently Michael Spence's work on "Signalling" has excited a lot of people, I haven't read the actual piece, but the basic concept is interesting but is now being conflated and expanded beyond it's intended meaning.

>>1959639
> basic economic concepts.
Just pick up a random microeconomics textbook if that's what you want to learn about. Knowing those things won't magically make you rich.