Updated by Jack D. Schwager, this financial text offers in-depth analysis and interviews of successful trading strategies. Great for both new and veteran investors.
Using practical examples, Henry Hazlitt highlights the visible and unforeseen consequences of economic policies and decision-making.
This finance book is all about probability and risk. Drawing on insights from history and compelling storytelling, Peter L. Bernstein offers a fresh take on the role of rational thought in finance.
This book, written by Walker Deibel, is for the entrepreneur who wants to acquire an existing business, emphasizing how to identify, evaluate and negotiate the deal.
Michael Lewis discusses the global financial crisis and how nations such as Greece, Ireland and Iceland contributed to the aftermath.
Andrew Tobias covers various financial topics in his text, including retirement planning, stocks, bonds, real estate and more, to help readers make informed and smart investing decisions.
Peter Lynch and John Rothchild offer practical insights into successful stock market investing based on their own experiences, showing readers how to discover lucrative opportunities in this complex market.
Charles P. Kindleberger examines the history of financial crises, drawing upon behaviors and patterns that lead to market instability.
This personal finance book — by David Chilton — playfully teaches readers about wealth building, retirement planning and financial literacy through a fictional narrative of a barber who shares wisdom with his customers.
Dave and Sharon Ramsey show readers how to become debt-free and achieve financial freedom through this finance book, which offers practical advice on saving, investing and budgeting with real-world examples.
Timothy F. Geithner, who served as President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, provides a firsthand account of the 2008 financial crisis and the actions taken to stabilize the global economy.
This book is suitable for readers seeking to understand the psychology behind financial crashes and bubbles. Robert J. Shiller investigates recurring patterns in financial markets.
This riveting memoir — by John Perkins — delves into the dark side of global capitalism, exposing the manipulation of developing nations and the role of organizations like the World Bank and the IMF in the pursuit of profit by a select few individuals and corporations.
R. Stafford Johnson delves into equity markets and portfolio management as they relate to stock valuation, investment strategies and risk management.
Didier Sornette plays the “devil’s advocate” to the traditional view in this finance text, illustrating how stock market crashes are predictable and explainable.
This text, written by Scott Patterson, examines quantitative finance and how mathematical geniuses on Wall Street, known as quants, employ mathematical algorithms to generate massive profits.
Written by Abel Gray, this book is for readers who want to improve their credit scores, offering actionable steps to take control of their financial future.
This book, by Shannon P. Pratt, is for financial analysts and professionals who want to learn several methods of calculating cost of capital, how it applies to valuation, capital budgeting and corporate finance.
Carolyn Warren provides financial strategies and tips into improving your credit, including identifying credit errors and negotiating with creditors.
This finance text — by Lewis Schiff — identifies strategies that set millionaires apart through in-depth research and insightful strategies.
Aswath Damodaran presents a comprehensive overview of how corporate finance is applied to real-world business decision-making.
This guide (by Michael Taillard) breaks down financial concepts for beginners, including valuation, budgeting, risk management and more.
This text, written by Alfred Rappaport, offers practical guidance on how analysts, investors and managers can align corporate strategy to benefit shareholders.
Jeff Gramm investigates the world of corporate governance and its impact on activist investors through in-depth analysis and insightful case studies.
This finance book, written by Aswath Damodaran, examines various valuation techniques, providing a framework for valuation and analyzing different asset types.
In this informative guide, Mark Clayborne delves into the credit system and offers techniques and strategies to repair credit.
Written for business owners, this finance book — by Gene Siciliano — covers significant financial topics such as cash flow management, financial analysis, budgeting and maintaining financial statements.
This text, by Michael Sincere, is a practical and comprehensive guide for novices looking to learn more about stock market investing, featuring chapters on stock trading, investment techniques and risk management.
This text examines the rise and fall of Uber. Through research and interviews, Mike Isaac explores the unscrupulous tactics and the individuals who shaped the company.
This finance book is about navigating decision-making during times of uncertainty and challenges our perception of risk. In the series, Nassim Nicholas Taleb provides key insights about how events shape our worldview.
Providing a window into the world of corporate finance, Jean Tirole offers a comprehensive analysis of corporate governance, capital structure and risk management.
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