 Perhaps the greatest book ever written on investing in stocks, Benjamin Graham's 'The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing – A Book of Practical Counsel' so profoundly influenced a young Warren Buffett that Buffet sought Graham out for advice. Graham's teaching laid the foundation for the establishment of Warren's career as the world's best investor. Graham teaches us to go with facts over intuition and balance sheets over tips. Investing for value is the goal, and, over time, it can lead to spectacular profits. An updated edition is filled with footnotes explaining some of Graham's more technical points.
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert Kiyosaki
'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' is in the No. 9 spot on our list of the Top 100 Self-Help Books of All Time.
One of the most powerful finance books ever written, “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” doesn’t just change the way you deal with money, it changes the way you approach life. Kyosaki’s views are so unusual, they’re hard to handle at first. Money, he argues, isn’t something that you should be ashamed of, it’s something that we all think about all of the time. And it’s something that definitely makes your life easier to live with. He redefines the concept of wealth: it’s not the accumulation of goods, but wealth is how long you could get by with your current standard of living without having to get another job. For him, wealth isn’t about status, it’s about personal freedom, and the implications of that realization are profound.
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The Four Pillars of Investing, by William Berstein
For William Berstein, the stock market is comprised of four pillars:
• The Theory of Investing
• The History of Investing
• The Psychology of Investing
• The Business of investing
Berstein introduces the concepts at the start of the book, and he takes several chapters to lay out their importance – as well as the most common investing pitfalls. He does it all with the belief that even an inexperienced investor can make money, as long as they develop a sound plan and stay the course.
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Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad’s Guide to Financial Freedom, by Robert T. Kiyosaki
'Cashflow Quadrant' is in the No. 80 spot on our list of the Top 100 Self-Help Books of All Time.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of “ Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” returns with his most straightforward financial book, “Cashflow Quadrant.” He unveils a lot about his past — from stints living in his car with his wife to his first investment — then progresses onto his Quadrant Theory. Here, he identifies the four forms of income: employee, business owner, self-employed and investor. In his trademark, straightforward writing style, he shows us the value of each category, encourages us to expand into new areas of the quadrant, and, most importantly, gives us his own roadmap to success.
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