What are you presently reading?
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You should record yourself at the Library....talking about why you're there, and the selections you have chosen....and post that content to YouTube, and all social media sites,I got an audiobook of this title from the library
You would probably blow up and go viral and make more money doing that, recording your adventures, than doing the trading thing.
Cheese-o, Schizo
I believe ideally you are a physicist before you read quant books for physicists. Also, learning the necessary math seems to come easier to me that way.Are you serious? Like you need to know Classical Mechanics to "become a serious quant"?
I've seen quant books like the one below for physicists but never the other way around.
Excellent book....
As the long weekend winds down, I'm about done all my reading for the period. I sadly didn't get through as much as I wanted for the week due to being so sick. That said, here's what I managed:
Introducing Existentialism
A Graphic Guide
By Richard Appignanesi & Oscar Zarate
I'm not even sure what I read here. And too much talk about Nazi's in here.
Introducing Thatcherism
A Graphic Guide
By Peter Pugh & Carl Flint
It was an ok book I guess. Nothing too rememberable.
Introducing Philosophy
By Dave Robinson & Judy Groves
Wouldn't have been so painful without all the feminist bias, and interjections. Ughhh..
Tax Survival for Canadians
Stand up to the CRA
By Dale Barrett
Written by a tax lawyer, it was ok.
I really need to push myself harder into the tax-bracket genre of books, lol. Hopefully this upcoming week I won't have any more excuses. Alas, I am also trying to finish up this surprisingly well written book:
Introducing Existentialism
A Graphic Guide
By Richard Appignanesi & Oscar Zarate
I'm not even sure what I read here. And too much talk about Nazi's in here.
Introducing Thatcherism
A Graphic Guide
By Peter Pugh & Carl Flint
It was an ok book I guess. Nothing too rememberable.
Introducing Philosophy
By Dave Robinson & Judy Groves
Wouldn't have been so painful without all the feminist bias, and interjections. Ughhh..
Tax Survival for Canadians
Stand up to the CRA
By Dale Barrett
Written by a tax lawyer, it was ok.
I really need to push myself harder into the tax-bracket genre of books, lol. Hopefully this upcoming week I won't have any more excuses. Alas, I am also trying to finish up this surprisingly well written book:
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MUST be good;
i have the older copy dated 1871----------------------. he starts early right out grammar grammar school.[Grammar school drop out]
Yes, I’m getting a lot out of it.
“Aggregation of marginal gains” and the example of the British Bicycle Racing Team is insightful - as well as it’s contrast,… marginal decline.
Did you work with the companion journal?
Not yet but I did subscribe to the newsletter yesterday
I'm going to take some time and read through David McKnight's books.
The current one I have here is: Tax-Free income for life
If you're not sure who he is, here is a preview of one of his films:
The current one I have here is: Tax-Free income for life
If you're not sure who he is, here is a preview of one of his films: