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Peter Adeney
38 books recommended
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Recommended Books
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Don't Count on It!80% Confidence
“Read any book by John C. Bogle, the founder of Vangard.”
Crash Proof 2.080% Confidence
“An explanation of what caused the US financial and housing sector crash in 2008.”
A Random Walk Down Wall Street80% Confidence
“A great explanation of why index investing rules, written by a very wise professor/investor guy who has personally researched and debunked most of the common 'wisdom' that exists about stock trading today.”
Beyond Wealth80% Confidence
“Significant because it was written by an ultrarich investment manager.”
Happy City80% Confidence
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Borrow80% Confidence
“A historical perspective on how the use of debt has changed over the centuries and decades, most recently becoming a fastmoving tradable commodity.”
Economics Explained80% Confidence
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Arnold's Bodybuilding for Men80% Confidence
“After reading this you will know how to work out properly, as well as having a nice lifelong motivation to do so.”
Struck by Lightning80% Confidence
“Sums up my decision making process whenever anything is unknown. The basic idea is: understand how fun and useful probabilities and statistics are.”
Naked Economics80% Confidence
“This book’s claim to fame is that it uses absolutely no graphs or numbers when explaining economics. It’s also moderately funny at times.”
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