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The Warren Buffett Way
Tapping Into Wireless: The Savvy Investor's Guide To Profiting From The Wireless Wave
Becoming An Investor: Building Wealth By Investing In Stocks, Bonds, And Mutual Funds
The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need
A Random Walk Down Wall Street
Capital Gains, Minimal Taxes:
The Essential Guide for Investors and Traders
The Motley Fool's Investing Without A Silver Spoon
The Armchair Millionaire
Rental Houses for the Successful Small Investor
Keys To Reading An Annual Report
Beyond The Basics: How to Invest Your Money, Now That You Know a Thing or Two
My forthcoming book, Becoming An Investor: Building Your Wealth
By Investing In Stocks, Bonds, And Mutual Funds
Chapter 2: Becoming An Investor
The Loser's Game
Chapter 3: Becoming An Investor
An Introduction To Compounding or How To Get Rich Over Long Time Periods
Peter Hupalo
Below you will find book reviews of the best investment books.
They will teach you about growth and value investing, buying and valuing
individual stocks, and investing via mutual funds. These books will help you
understand conservative investing and will help you build your retirement wealth intelligently.
Financial Shenanigans:
How To Detect Accounting Gimmicks & Fraud In Financial Reports
Against the Gods
The Remarkable Story Of Risk
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits
Buffett: The Making Of An American Capitalist
What Works On Wall Street
A Guide To The Best-Performing Investment Strategies of All Time
How To Buy Technology Stocks
The Craft of Investing
One Up On Wall Street
Contrarian Investment Strategies: The Next Generation
Is the Stock Market Efficient, where stocks are priced rationally, based upon all known company information and likely future prospects for the company?
A while ago BMC Industries stock of Minnesota quickly increased in value 36% for a few hours because Internet Message Board rumors said IBM might buy BMC.
Only, the rumors were about Houston-based BMC Software, not Minnesota-based BMC industries. The New York Stock Exchange demanded that BMC Industries issue a statement about the massive trading of shares and the run-up in stock price.
BMC Chief Financial Officer Jeffrey Hattara was quoted, "I cannot believe that people would be making investments in the wrong ticker.... I can't believe that people are buying 50,000-share blocks and not have a clue what they're doing. That's $2.5 million dollars."
The Funny Money Game
Investing For Dummies
The Analysis And Use of Financial Statements
The Quality of Earnings:
The Investor's Guide to How Much Money a Company is Really Making
Beating The Dow:
A High-Return, Low-Risk Method For Investing In The Dow Jones Industrial Stocks With As Little As $5000
The Craft of Investing
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