Recently, many new investors found the class teacher and said they wanted to learn the basics of investing, but they didn't know where to start. Are there any recommended books
Our cow ring is a treasure circleNow that everyone has asked, the class teacher has compiled and distributed the top 10 beginner investment books recommended by the mooer!
As the saying goes, “the book has its own gold house”, let's take a look at these “gold books in the gold house”
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1. “Principles of Economics” Nicolas Gregory Manquin
After reading these two books (volume 1 and 1), I was able to understand almost the same basic principles of economics. N. Gregory Mankiw (“N. Gregory Mankiw”) was born on February 3, 1958 and is a famous American economist. At age 29, he became one of the youngest tenured professors in the history of Harvard University. He entered politics in 2003 and is the author of classic textbooks such as “Principles of Economics” and “Macroeconomics.”
Mankun's principles of economics are very simple and easy to understand. Mankun introduces economics through familiar examples, story experiences, policy analysis, and news excerpts from everyday life, so that readers can easily understand the basic theories and methods of economics through fun reading.
Manquin's “Principles of Economics” is the world's most popular introductory textbook on economics; it's not one of them.
2. “Japanese Candlestick Technique: A Modern Guide to Ancient Oriental Investment Techniques”
The candlestick technique is based on a series of waxes...