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I am a terrible blogger so I don’t have much to say about finance books. However, if I were to give you a list of the top finance books you should read, you would probably fall into a few of them.
Of course, I wouldn’t go that far because I am a terrible blogger. In any case, I will warn you now that I have not read any of the top finance books.
The problem with finance books is that they are so full of useless jargon that you can’t even be sure what you’re being told. Also, most of the authors are so arrogant that they don’t get it. In addition, there are many books that you would simply never read and I have found that most financial gurus are clueless in this field.
I will admit that I have read some of the top finance books, but I have also read books that I wont talk about here, so you will just have to watch the video below.
For a lot of people, finance is the biggest taboo in the industry. I am not here to tell you that finance is the perfect subject because it isn’t. It’s just a subject that is misunderstood and has its ups and downs. For example, I have been to many conferences where the speaker’s take this very class and put on a talk about it. Then they tell you that they are going to explain it in excruciating detail.
This is the exact same thing people say when they tell you that they are going to tell you what the “perfect” subject is. Which is why it is often the hardest thing to talk about. In the case of finance, many people don’t understand the “why.
I think this is one of those “I dont’ know what you’re talking about” situations. Many things that are talked about are, in fact, not discussed extensively or thoughtfully at all. If you talk about the reasons for the stock market crash of 1929, but do not explain the reasons for the 2008 stock market crash, then you are just repeating the same mistakes. I always liked the idea that we need to be able to explain our thoughts and ideas.
In finance, this problem is made more complex by the fact that many people do not have a good understanding of the reasons why things happen. You see a lot of this in economics, with the theory that things are due to the free market, but the real reason is usually something else.
The idea of market crashes is one that is still used by some people, so you are probably not alone in wanting to find an explanation. People use the market crash as an excuse to blame the government because the government can always control things through force. After all, it took the bank bailout to stop the 2008 crash. It might seem like a great idea, but it is a great idea because it can only work with a government that has good intentions.
Well, it is true that there are a few instances where a market crash is not the cause of the recession, but it takes a government who can control their economy to make that happen. The 2008 crash was caused by the government, but the crash in 2008 was not caused by the government. I see it as a classic example of the “government versus market failure” that Karl Marx wrote about in his book “The Grapes of Wrath.
