Recently, the stock market has seen some improvement. Some friends are eager to try and ask me what books are better to read for stock investment and how to get started. As soon as the stock market turned better, everyone's investment enthusiasm rose again. Today, I will recommend three classic stock books to you based on my own experience and industry evaluation.
The first book is: Japanese Candlestick Charting Technique
The Japanese candlestick chart was originally a tool for Japanese rice merchants to record rice prices. Later, it was gradually extended to the world, and now it has become a mainstream price research tool in the financial industry. From the book Candle Chart Technology, you can learn the various basic forms of K-lines and their representative meanings. It is very helpful for predicting the next trend of the market in stock foreign exchange futures trading. The techniques that traders must master are very basic and classic. It is recommended for every beginner to read.
The second book is: Memoirs of a Stock Maker
The author of the book, Livermore, started contacting the stock market at the age of 14. He has been in the market since he was a child, and has experienced many ups and downs in Wall Street, with glory and decline. The words in the book are full of money lessons and experiences. In the book, you can see what a generation of speculators think, understand and do in stock market investment. It is very enjoyable to read. If you can really grasp his ideas, you may not be able to make a lot of money, but at least you can guarantee that you will not lose money.
The third is Christopher Brown's "Value Investing - The Number One Law of Investing"
As a master of value investing, the author's investment philosophy integrates the ideas of Benjamin Graham and Buffett. In the stock market, many people are speculating rather than investing. The author takes value investing as the core and tells us how to use scientific methods and standards to choose companies with high growth in the future. This book contains great wisdom in the ordinary This book is recommended for every investor to read.
That's all for now. These three books are very classic in the trading world. If you can fully absorb this knowledge, I believe you can gain a lot. Investing must be an insider's way of earning money from an outsider, relying on luck and relying on a Ph.D.-style way, opportunities will not last long, and learning scientific methods is the fundamental law that changes life.
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