Want to understand finance speak. Halp.

My advice to you is don't get too caught up in the nuances of finance when it comes to the stock market/trading. Literally none of it matters. The concepts themselves are primitive and easy to understand - it's just the industry standard language for it sounds confusing. Most people in finance aren't doing anything extraordinary. People always have this weird attraction to finance because it's seen as cool and some form of upper echelon enlightenment but it's not.

>>2004045
Idk, man... My father works in accounting and has given me some advice that I wouldn't have known if he didn't tell me (in relation to banking, how to avoid certain fees, how to negotiate fees) and I have no idea how cd's, bonds, etc work and can't explain how the economy works in plain english.

Intelligent investor

Common stocks uncommon profits

Handbook of fixed income analysis

Where are the customers yachts

Anything by J Bogle

>>2004061
Thanks, anon. Saving to the list.

I'd also like to learn how to sell to business. Selling fine art, for example. No confidence in the process...

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>>2004032

Options as a strategic investment by mcmillan

>>2004057
Accounting is different.