Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Stockerblog has released its list of 100 investment books -- the site adds that these are just the last 100 books the site has mentioned in the past couple of years, but if they're good enough to discuss, that's probably an endorsement of some kind. The list contains some classics and a lot of books you've probably never heard of.
Rather than rehash all the classics that every investor worth his or her salt has read, I'm going to give a list of a few of my favorite investment books that are either new but not bestsellers or long and forgotten. Click on the title for my review:
R. Foster Winans' Trading Secrets: This is a richly-written morality tale of sorts about the insider trading scandal that ruined Winans' career.
Rather than rehash all the classics that every investor worth his or her salt has read, I'm going to give a list of a few of my favorite investment books that are either new but not bestsellers or long and forgotten. Click on the title for my review:
R. Foster Winans' Trading Secrets: This is a richly-written morality tale of sorts about the insider trading scandal that ruined Winans' career.
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