With easy access to Bitcoin options through ETFs, what finance books are you reading? Are you taking any free courses like MIT OpenCourseWare's "Topics in Mathematics with Applications in Finance" and "Statistical Method in Economics" or Khan Academy's "Finance and Capital Markets"?
>>59597208Just follow people on youtube and X, never read a book on thr subject. I follow macro indicators, seasonality, and total money supply.
ACADEMIC READING LIST:Econ split into multiple areas as broad and diverse subject. Can range from economic history, to philosophy, sociology, quantitative finance, mathematics, macroeconomics, microeconomics. Have included reading list for undergrad below. Substitute books can be found if not available for US purchase. Editions may vary. This is meant as a rough guide.Core:-Economics of Strategy (6th ed.) - Besanko, Dranove, Shanley, Schaefer-Macroeconomics (6th ed.), Olivier Blanchard, David R. Johnson-Financial Accounting[1] (8th ed.), Harrison, Horngren, Thomas, Sunwardy [This is IFRS, ie: international, not GAAP. Substitute as see fit. Should be studied prior to any further finance.]-Fundamentals of Corporate Finance[1] (7th ed.), Brealey, Myers, Marcus-Mathematical Methods for Economists[2] (2nd ed.) Michael Klein-Using Econometrics: A Practical Guide (6th ed.) StudenmundMacro:-Macroeconomics[2] (4th ed.), Manfred Gartner-Microeconomics (8th ed.) Pindyck & Rubinfeld-Nations and Firms in the Global Economy: An introduction to Intl. Economics and Business, Brakman, Garretsen, Marrewijk, van Witteloostuijn -International Finance[1] (7th ed.), Eun & Resnick-Public Finance[1] (9th ed) Rosen, Gayer-Economic Growth[2] (3rd ed.) David Weil [Should be paired with primer on Thermodynamics for full understanding.]Micro:-Microeconomics (8th ed.) Pindyck & Rubinfeld-Operations and Supply Chain Management- The Core (3rd ed.) Jacobs & Chase-Theory of Games and Economic Behavior- Von Neumann & Morgenstern-Game Theory: A Playful Introduction (Student Mathematical Library) Devos & Kent.Take the corporate finance, accounting and International Finance references from here You can substitute resourcesMost books will be similar.The USA will have different publications.USA does GAAP accountingEurope and the rest of the world tends to do IFRSBut they are converging
>>59597208I've read all these but my favorite isn't on there
>>59598447What's your favorite?>>59597460Thanks for all the books. Will check libgen for them.
>>59597208Reading finance and investment books made me avoid Bitcoin, as I identified a Ponzi scam.
>>59597273Truuuu. Check out my new YouTube channel where I'll be streaming 3D visualizations of option chain data
>>59597273https://www.youtube.com/live/3DGZH9frF-Y?si=BqWOmukT2XcjT13w
>>59597208>Spice & WolfBased
>>59598466the Bible, king James edition
Just took a introductory class to microeconomics as an elective, how much of a meme is the subject? What book should I read so I can go to class once every 4 weeks or so,get an A and still learn something. The teacher said that the course had to be curved down last session because a lot of people had Bs and As.
Just learn excel 4head.
>>59599000Micro is just formulas macro is the meme shit
smartass college faggots don't know anything about the real world. thats why they're all wagies. there is nothing in those books that you can use at 930am when the market opens.
>>59598530Nigger, what the fuck is this autistic 4hlong shit ?
>>59597208Honestly just pick up an actuarial exam guide if you want to learn quantitative finance and a CFA exam guide if you want to learn corporate finance.>>59599045This.You're going to read 10 finance books and realize it's all just fucking Black Scholes (the market is random). Like that's the premise of the entire fucking field. Either everything is random except interest rates and the tiny advantage you might get by actually reading financial statements or even the news is useless without a Bloomberg subscription and a massive corporation behind you. A fucking 0.001% trade will not benefit you as an average nobody "trader". These threads are dumb and I know with certainty that nobody in them has actually read these fucking books. And even moreso the people who work in corporate finance positions are not reading them either; they are learning on the job.Waste of a fucking thread as always.
