An Autobiographical and Biased Book about Investing
by Richard Oldfield
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Described by the author as "a slightly autobiographical and heavily biased book about investing," Simple But Not Easy has plenty of interest to the experienced professional, and is aimed also at the interested amateur investor. The theme of the book is that investment is simpler than nonprofessionals think it is in that the rudiments can be expres...
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Consider Principles by Ray Dalio. Recommended by 53 sources.
“This is Dalio’s operating manual for life and work—part memoir, part handbook. He distills his hedge fund’s culture into repeatable 'principles' for radical transparency and systematic thinking. The useful part is the concrete algorithms for error-logging and group decision-making; the annoying part is the cultish fervor around his own brilliance and the implication that his way scales universally. It reads like a boss’s extended memo, sometimes riveting, sometimes eye-rolling.”
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