Investors, do you have any recommendations for an interesting book on finance and investing? Have you read anything interesting recently?
Books are, in my opinion, probably the best source of information and I've learned a lot from them. I recently picked up a book about Buffett and read that Morgan Housel will be releasing a new book.
Housel's other book, "Same as Ever", wasn't as good for me as "The Psychology of Money", but I'd definitely like to read "The Art of Spending Money".
If anyone is heavily invested in semiconductors, I can definitely recommend "Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology" or "Focus", which is about the company ASML.
By the way, what's the name of that book about Buffett?
The Psychology of Money is a very good book, and The Richest Man in Babylon is great too.
I once read an interesting observation that 90% of people don’t read anything (Facebook doesn’t count😃), so whoever does read—whatever they’re interested in—will be better at it than 90% of people, even if they’re not a genius.
The only thing I’ve read during my "career" in investing was The Intelligent Investor. It’s an interesting book that actually reinforced my commitment to long-term investing :D, but most of my experience I picked up later through actual trading. In general, I’m not much of a bookworm.
I get it, The Intelligent Investor is a great book, but there are others I found much more enjoyable to read.
