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   akilligelisim
   

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   Joined: Oct '11
   Posts: 12

   I wonder which finance books have you read and got inspired most?

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   DutchGirl
   

   Master
   Joined: Sep '11
   Posts: 479

   Your money or your life.
   And Jacob's book.
   And then a book tailored for the situation here in the Netherlands, which is in Dutch and hasn't been translated.

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Dragline
   

   Master
   Joined: Aug '11
   Posts: 959

   This is an incomplete list, but in no particular order (the more inspiring ones denoted with asterisks):

   Fifty Years on Wall Street *

   Black Swan *

   Fooled By Randomness *

   Poor Charlie's Almanac *

   Reminiscences of a Stock Operator *

   Smarter Trading

   Dynamic Hedging

   Market Wizards

   New Market Wizards

   Schwager on Futures

   Your Money or Your Life

   Rich Dad, Poor Dad

   All About Futures

   Trading Systems

   Wealth Without Risk

   Little Book That Still Beats The Market

   An Unconventional Guide To Investing *

   ERE *

   The Investment Answer

   When Money Dies *

   Spend 'Til The End

   The Misbehavior of Markets *

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   JasonR
   

   Master
   Joined: Feb '11
   Posts: 334

   ERE for strategy
   Tightwad Gazette for tactics (and laughs)

   What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know about Cash Flow... And 36 Other Key Financial Measures
   This is my real estate Bible and I've read then sold/donated over 50 others. Nothing comes close to this and it's $0.01 used on Amazon.

   They may be a little US centric though...

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   RoERE
   

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   Joined: Sep '11
   Posts: 11

   Rich Dad, Poor Dad
   ERE Book
   Your Money of Your Life
   and many more.

   But reading and not acting on what you read is something that is happening to a lot of us. Thefore you should read less and do more of what you read, otherwise just by reading you're not going anywhere.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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