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Thoughts on the books I read in Q3 2021 I have spent more time reading and less time writing in recent weeks. Here are some of the books I read over the summer along with brief comments. It is possible ...

"It wasn't luck that made them fly; it was hard work and common sense; they put their whole heart and soul and all their energy into an idea and they had the faith." - John T. Daniels, recalling the first ...

"The settling of the country, the machine age, the coming of the automobile, telephone, movies, radio, the advances in fine arts and all the sciences, demanded that our capacity to accept and use new ideas be developed to a point ...

The holiday season is a good time to revisit books that have been read during the past year and plan reading lists for the new year. The eleven selections listed in this article are mostly recent books focusing on finance, ...

We are pleased to publish a guest article by Meir Statman, the author of What Investors Really Want. Professor Statman is a pioneer in the field of behavioral finance and his book should be required reading for anyone involved in ...

What makes Warren Buffett a genius? Does he have unique mathematical abilities, business insights, or simply a temperament more suited for capital allocation than all other investors? These questions have intrigued observers for decades who are trying to understand what ...

With the nearly unlimited supply of books on business and finance, it seems impossible to keep up with the list of important titles that appear on a regular basis. This is particularly true for books covering the financial crisis. While ...

If you are already cynical about the motives and practices of professional investors in the major Wall Street banks, chances are that you are not even half as cynical as Michael Lewis. In The Big Short, Mr. Lewis spins a ...

Mariusz Skonieczny has written a worthwhile beginner's guide to the stock market in his book Why Are We So Clueless about the Stock Market? The book's audience appears to be those who are entirely new to business and investing concepts ...