Sit 'n Go Strategy - Expert Advice for Beating One-Table Poker Tournaments.
Read & Study this book in less then 10hrs, buy a few additional tools for <$100. And ta-da; you have the skill/knowledge to earn >$50/hr whenever you wish to 'work'. I find it a nice supplement to forex trading, the concepts are very much the same on all fronts. Like for every tournament you play you risk ~2% of your account with about 40% win chance on 1:2+ r:r. Once your trade/tournament is open you have to manage it correctly for it to succeed and get the potential profits.
But anyway back on topic. This little book makes quick financial succes a breezer (something which is VERY hard to do with forex), therefore it is my favorite Financial book at the moment.
as for forex? the good ol' trading in the zone is certainly a book that has helped me better analyse/view my trading.
For me I prefer biographies or auto bios, like Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, Pit Bull etc.
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both are great, must reads.
If were talking about "finance" books;
I have to say the Rich Dad Poor Dad (first few books) I read them a long time ago when I was young(well I am 23 but I think I was 15?). They really got me interested in the whole idea of MONEY!
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Wealth Without Risk by Charles Givens. Much good financial advice ranging from How to select proper life insurance, to Safe investments for long term goals, and Givens' version of Guns and Butter Theory. A lot of good sound stuff that should be taught in high school.
