First One into the Water: William P. Hamilton. The Wizard, Edson Gould The Chartist, John Magee The Omissions The Bottom Line
geez... i have alot of books i like... Von Mises, A treatise on Human Action , or anything by him Murry Rothbard "what has Goverment done to our money", "America's Great Depression" or anything by him Anything Austrian Economics.. Bastiat, Hayek, Carl Menger Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe One of my favorites Colin Woodard , "Republic of Pirates" .... historic account of pirates.. imo very much the beginnings of democracy.. Nassim Taleb's Dynamic Hedging, fooled by randomness Espen Haug, Models on models.. I get more out of either quantitative books, or more abstract philosophical books, or allegorical stuff.. Any modivational or fluffy stock trading course books are for the birds.. typically the older the book the better..