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What have you learned from reading books about economics and finance? Are they helpful for your investment?

>> No.20200254

>>20200243
that's a man

>> No.20200303

>>20200243
who has time to read books?? every minute spent reading is time I could have spent losing money.

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>>20200243
>reading books on investing
l2youtube

>> No.20200819

>>20200243
that girl looks like the type who is 85% more likely to fuck you while she's dating or engaged then if she is 'single'
>sorry bro but we were drinking & I wasnt going to tell her to stop sucking my dick

>> No.20201932

>>20200243
94% of posters on this board actually don't know how to read. It's wild. But I'll help you. John Bogle's Common Sense Investing is industry standard bible and fire bars. Great place to start, or his interviews on youtube if you're lazy. But don't be lazy. Next read about the mechanics of mutual funds. Haslem has a good book on this. Then maybe A Random Walk Down Wall Street. If you're into math, try a response to that book called "A Non Random Walk down Wall St"

Still curious?

Foundations of Economics by Yanis Varoufakis is a skeleton key but nobody here will tell u that.

Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith is quite readable too but mayhaps less actionable.