Top 25 books

[zghorner]

Michael Covel books? Come on the man is a snake oil salesman, who never traded in his life.

Yea man I was just really interested in the turtle story after reading the first market wizards book. I actually read “the way of the turtle” by Curtis faith Afterwards and liked it quite a bit more than Covel’s book.

 

[Kust]

For me, don't laugh, these two books changed the way I trade:
2. Nassim Taleb: Fooled By Randomness.

Interesting read, but zero practical use

Michael Covel books? Come on the man is a snake oil salesman,

I agree 100%

Stan Weinstein's Secrets For Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets

I liked it very much, but it is quite outdated now. Where can I get more information on using relative performance versus index to choose stocks for my portfolio? Especially when it comes to short selling.

 

[slvrrisc]

There's that new wizards book which came out last month. "Unknown Market Wizards" (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show...arch=true&from_srp=true&qid=33FZqHvBr6&rank=8).
I haven't read it yet, but likely it'll be a quality read like the others of Schwager's series.

Stan Weinstein's Secrets For Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets

I read it years back because someone always mentions it here like it's being shilled. For me, it was either really
outdated, or just useless, a waste of time, and derivative.