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Force your children to read this book and learn how the world really works. It's the best explanation of economics available... and hilarious.
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The legendary Jim Rogers' first book. International finance, wild travel stories, and investment 101 through South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa. All on motorcycles.
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At his height in the 1920s, Jesse Livermore was one of the biggest traders in the world. This account of Livermore making and losing huge fortunes contains the commandments of speculation.
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Marty Zweig is one of the greatest market analysts ever. Learn how he does it.
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Michael Lewis' classic story of rising through the Solomon Brothers' system.
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Great collection of stories by famed hedge fund manager/analyst Barton Biggs.
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Andy Kessler's first-hand account of the late 90s tech boom.
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Interviews with the best traders and investors in the world. The Jim Rogers interview might be the most important 40 pages you'll ever read about investing.
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More interviews with the best traders and investors in the world.
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The two major lessons to learn from this book: How to exit an investment, and how much to bet on it.
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The late Leon Levy made a fortune on Wall Street. This book is full of real stories explaining how he did it.
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The best book on financial bubbles... a much easier read than Extraordinary Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.
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With stories about the huge role randomness plays in life, Nassim Nicholas Taleb takes the wind out of Wall Street's sails.
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Vic Niederhoffer's chapter on technical analysis alone is worth the price of the book.
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The master, Jim Rogers, on the basics of commodity investing... and his favorite ways to play the commodity boom.
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The investment outlook for the next fifty years by the brilliant Dr. Marc Faber. Hint: it's about Asia.
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Few people can make a dime by independently trading short-term market movements. Marty Schwartz made millions doing it. Pit Bull is his book. The story about his wife's mink coat is hilarious.
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