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Acutally pretty good for somebody like me, thank you!

 

Detailed explanation of the foundations, theories, models, and effects of financial globalization.

 

i thought you’d like it. It covers so many things and all across the book there’s little tidbits and stories. Very interesting stuff.

 

Don’t be stingy! And please, do not recommend Natenburg and McMillan smfh lol

 

Barbarian Days by William Finnegan, the second Jack London

 

I have been rereading some old books. One which has been collecting dusts on my bookshelf since 2008-09:

A Short History Of Financial Euphoria: Financial Genius Is Before The Fall by John Kenneth Galbraith.

When 5-6 stocks make up 22% of SPY and 50% of QQQ I am a little worry this time it is not that different.

 

Currently reading Art of Currency Trading. Next on the list is ‘how to turn $ 5000 into a million’ by Heikin Ashi Trader.

 

“Trading Against The Crowd” by John Summa

surprisingly liked this book. He talks a lot about contrarian sentiment indicators via optionality, specifically the put/call ratio at market extremes.

 

Trading volatility by Colin Bennet. Such a good read, I’m sure many of you have already read it.

 

Just came across this the other day and thought it was quite good. Any similar titles to recommend?