Top 10 Investing Books of all Time

One investment you can make is investing in books. Books are the carreirs of civilation. Books are humanity in print. Without it, development of civilization would be impossible.

When talking about investment from successful business personnel, here are top ten (10) books that talks so much about investments;

1. The Intelligent Investor.

Authored by Benjamin Graham and described by Warren buffet as 'by far the best book about investing ever written'.

It emphasizes safety instead of trying to make big gains in a short time.

This book offers timeless wisdom for long-term investors.

2. 100 Baggers - Stocks that return $100 for every $1 invested.

That means a $10,000 investment becomes $1 million.

Chris Mayer will help you find them.

It sounds like an outrageous quest, but when Mayer studied 100-baggers of the past, definite patterns emerged.

Unmissable.

3. Common Stocks & Uncommon Profits.

Philip Fisher argues that finding companies with strong competitive advantages will lead to better returns over time than just buying the stock market average.

He offers valuable insights into the most fundamental aspects of buying & selling.

4. The Essays Of Warren Buffett.

A collection of shareholder letters from one of Buffett’s most successful investors.

They're not only insightful, they provide an inside look into Buffett’s investment philosophy and style, his thoughts on management, moats, & more.

5. Beating The Street.

Manager of the best performing mutual fund in history, Lynch shares how he found winning stocks through research and intuition about different businesses and industries.

Lynch believes there’s no reason an ordinary investor can’t beat the market. 

6. One Up On Wall Street.

Peter Lynch & John Rothchild explain how anyone can beat the stock market by looking at it from a new perspective.

They argue that the individual investor has a number of advantages over professionals & institutions when investing in stocks. 

7. Security Analysis.

First published in 1934 and another of Buffett's favorites.

Graham used previous market crashes as well as the Great Depression to demonstrate how those events taught him how to look for stocks of companies with strong fundamentals. 

8. The Warren Buffett Way.

Robert Hagstrom shares his lessons from studying Warren Buffett’s investment approach and applying it to your portfolio, identifying value, finding great businesses with strong competitive advantages, and owning them for long periods (even forever). 

9. Reminiscences Of A Stock Operator.

Edwin Lefevre writes in the first person to make it seem like you are listening to a story that one of the stock traders once told.

It quickly rose to fame when published in 1923 and remained one of the best investment books ever written. 

10. The Little Book That Beats The Market.

This book is a great read for beginners interested in learning how to invest their money wisely.

It’s filled with examples, practical advice, and timeless wisdom. It is perfect for small investors who are new to the market. 

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