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Flash Boys
Michael Lewis · 2015 · W. W. Norton
Market structure and HFT in narrative form.
- Market microstructure
- Market memoirs
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The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing
Benjamin Graham · 2006 · Collins Business
The Intelligent Investor is a foundational text on value investing, authored by Benjamin Graham. This comprehensive guide covers essential principles of stock market investing, focusing on the importance of a disciplined approach to selecting undervalued equities.
- Market memoirs
- Equities
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Predicting Stock Price Movements Using Only Price
Burton Malkiel · 2003 · Random House
In 'Predicting Stock Price Movements Using Only Price', Burton Malkiel explores the dynamics of stock price movements through historical price data. This introductory text is aimed at students and investors seeking to understand the fundamental principles behind price prediction in equity markets.
- Market memoirs
- Equities
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When Genius Failed
Roger Lowenstein · 2001 · Random House
LTCM and the limits of models.
- Derivatives
- Risk management
- Market memoirs
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Against the Gods
The Remarkable Story of Risk
Peter L. Bernstein · 1998 · John Wiley & Sons
History of risk ideas for finance readers.
- Risk management
- Market memoirs
Classic
Liar's Poker: Playing the Money Markets
Michael Lewis · 1989 · John Wiley & Sons
Liar's Poker: Playing the Money Markets is a compelling memoir that offers an insider's perspective on the high-stakes world of Wall Street trading. Michael Lewis recounts his experiences in the bond trading department of Salomon Brothers, illustrating the culture and dynamics of the financial markets during the late 1980s.
- Market memoirs
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Baruch: My Own Story
Bernard M. Baruch · 1957 · John Wiley & Sons
In 'Baruch: My Own Story', Bernard M. Baruch offers a compelling memoir that chronicles his life as a financier and advisor to several U.S. presidents. This work provides insights into the financial markets and the historical context of the early 20th century, making it a valuable read for students, investors, and historians alike.
- Market memoirs
- History