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I think it’s best to start by providing good foundational resources that shaped my beliefs in trading markets. Without good framing, it’s hard to build profitable strategies.
Reading List
Global Asset Allocation by Meb Faber (Free)
Provides Historical Returns for Stocks, Bonds, and Bills
Are bonds safer?
Do stocks outperform?
List of Asset Allocation Strategies
Branch Out from 60/40 and compare philosophies.
Build out a basic understanding of Asset Classes.
The Winning Investment Habits of Warren Buffett & George Soros by Mark Tier
Nobody knows this book exists! (massive edge)
Provides two outlines:
Personal Habits
Complete Investment System
This book is truly unique to other trading and investment books, and I reread it once a year.
Super Trader is a tutorial that walks you through creating a profitable trading process.
I know you will be reluctant to do the homework, but it is worth the reward.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness by Eric Jorgenson
Trading is a business, and owning equity is the best way to build wealth.
Massive amount of wisdom. He lays out the foundation of building wealth so that if you lived 1000 lives, you would become wealthy 99% of those lives.
Get wealthy so you learn to be happy.
Viewpoints of a Commodity Trader by Roy W. Longstreet
Fun short essays covering a wide range of topics
If you want wisdom on a topic, this book probably covers it
Podcasts
Meb Faber Podcast
Mutiny Investment Podcast
Real Vision Conversations
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