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10. The Investment Checklist
14. The Manual of Ideas
22. Seeking Wisdom: From Darwin to Munger
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Top Books for the New Investor, or Great Books to Read or Review for the Not-So-New Investor
[Update: This was originally a list of 10 books, but I felt compelled to add some that I thought couldn't be left out.]
Just a list of recommendations I thought I’d try and put together.
1. The Little Book of Value Investing
2. The Little Book That Still Beats the Market
3. The Intelligent Investor
2. The Little Book That Still Beats the Market
3. The Intelligent Investor
4. Berkshire Hathaway Letters to Shareholders
5. Poor Charlie's Almanack
6. The Most Important Thing Illuminated
7. The Little Book of Behavioral Investing
8. Margin of Safety
9. Fooled by Randomness
8. Margin of Safety
9. Fooled by Randomness
10. The Investment Checklist
11. You Can Be a Stock Market Genius
12. The Little Book That Builds Wealth
13. Competition Demystified
13. Competition Demystified
14. The Manual of Ideas
15. Security Analysis, 6th edition
16. Modern Security Analysis
17. Financial Shenanigans
18. Creative Cash Flow Reporting
19. Boombustology
20. The Black Swan
21. Antifragile
16. Modern Security Analysis
17. Financial Shenanigans
18. Creative Cash Flow Reporting
19. Boombustology
20. The Black Swan
21. Antifragile
22. Seeking Wisdom: From Darwin to Munger
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- Fundamentals...
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