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You’ve likely already read great books like ‘The Intelligent Investor’, ‘The Little Book of Common Sense Investing’ and ‘Broke Millennial’, and you’re hungry for more.
As 2023 comes to a close, what could be a better way to spend the holidays by investing in your education and knowledge?
Take this opportunity to discover our list of the five best investment books this year, all available on Amazon, kindle or even an audiobook. Each is filled with insights, wit and a dash of humour to end the year on a high.
Jordan Belfort's most recent book is a great resource and a must-read for people who want to build their financial future in the complicated world of investing. Here, Belfort makes the case that long-term investing is better than short-term gains.
This book contains many exciting stories, some of which are sharp critiques of the inner workings of Wall Street. He also says that anyone can learn how to value stocks and makes a good case that any individual trader can compete with professional fund managers using publicly available tools.
His tips on investing are highly entertaining (with lots of profanity), so you can learn and have fun while doing so.
Simran Kaur’s latest book stands out as an important personal finance book, especially for women. Based on the popular podcast with the same name, Kaur's book does a great job of making investment easier to understand.
The explanations are clear and precise, using simple words and visual representation to illuminate complicated financial ideas. Each chapter builds on the last, giving the reader more tools to start saving and building wealth, no matter their past. The book is useful in many places because it looks at things from a world viewpoint. Fresh and modern, it is suitable for beginners and seasoned investors alike.
Kaur's book is more than just a book; it's a tool for financial freedom and a sign of her dedication to making the world of finance a little less mysterious.
Authors Victor Haghani and James White want to answer one of life's biggest questions: why aren't there more billionaires?
The book combines maths with storytelling to make even the most number-phobic person sit up and be intrigued. It is divided into three parts, each discussing a different investing aspect. When it comes to money, this is like a three-course meal: an appetiser of investment sizes, a main course of spending and saving over a lifetime, and a dessert of real-world uses.
With all traders and investors being prone to emotional trading, the late Mark Douglas's Trading in The Zone is a MUST.
This book is about attitude, an essential but often overlooked part of trading. Douglas helps traders overcome the issues in their minds that are stopping them from success. Douglas offers great insights on becoming a successful investor. He seems right there with you, helping you move and telling you to keep calm when everyone else is giving up. His lessons are a mix of tough love and good tips that push traders against the trends holding them back.
These lessons from Douglas can help all investors, whether new to the business or have been doing it for a while. Reading his work is fun and makes complex psychological ideas seem easy to understand.
Some people in the financial community say that Warren Buffett could be one of the most intelligent investors ever. This book shows how smart and right he was the whole time.
It is easy to read and understand Buffett's works in Cunningham's book. It's like getting investment strategy from the Oracle of Omaha but without the Nebraska accent. The works are a fun and in-depth way to learn about trade and the American business world.
You can learn something new from every piece, whether it's about how to run a business, make good investment decisions, or build an investment portfolio. There are lots of good business ideas in this book. Every page has a gem in it. It's not just old letters and speeches. The story is deep and gets to the heart of Buffett's investment ideas.
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