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Just to say that I have moved some posts around (all introductions now in the same place) and changed some things at peoples requests (all research now together, introductions closed to members only). Also I think there is a live chat feature for when 2 or more people are on- so enjoy. Hope people are enjoying the forum, it is always open to improvements so please suggest them as and when. Can everyone please read the DISCLAIMER and rules threads if you haven't already, thanks? What I think we would all like to achieve here is a community who can trust each other and inform each other- all opinions (as long as they are researched) are welcome, and with a combination of age, experience, and risk-appetite we should be able to help each other identify good trades and investments. Just to say I will be away for a week, hope to come back to lots of new posts.

A mix of my books from this year

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A mix of my books from this year Empty A mix of my books from this year

Post  NP88 Tue May 17, 2011 10:15 pm

Read these recently and would recommend them:

Intelligent investor - Benjamin Graham (seminal and very informative)
How I made $2 million on the stock Market - Nicolas Darvas (makes you appreciate the benefit of a solid system and not letting emotions take over)
Dummies guide to candlestick charting (great place to start with something that can often be seen as a lot to take in)
The big short - Michael Lewis (very interesting and relevant read. Also I found it quite inspiring and made me want to 'think outside the box' with my trading)
Liars poker - Michael Lewis (very interesting, been said to be thhe handbook for many starter investment bankers)
Hot Commodities - Jim Rogers (the guy is a commodity legend, he's full of knowledge)
Buffet beyond value - Prem Jain (some important tips and lessons on investing for long time horizons)
The Financial Spreadbetting Handbook - Malcolm Pryor (The spread betting genius. This book is a brilliant guide)


I'm sure there are more I've forgotten, but the above books should keep you going for now if you haven't read them yet. I've got a few I'm reading at the moment as well as studying for CFA, so will maybe update this as I go along.

Any questions about any of the above, give me a shout!

NP88

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