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Yo diría que "El Inversor Inteligente" de Benjamin GrahamBuenas a todos,
Necesito que me recomendeis algun libro para principiantes sobre analisis fundamental y que sea en ingles si es posible. Por otros foros me han dicho el "Fundamental analysis for dummies" y el "Mastering fundamental analysis".
Alguien los ha leido? Alguien recomienda algun otro?
Gracias!
Os recomiendo--Un paseo aleatorio por Wall Street.
Os animara el saber que el pequeño inversor puede invertir con el mismo acierto o mas que las grandes compañias de inversion.
O que el analisis tecnico y el fundamental son una patraña.
Os explicara como se crean las burbujas.
No os dira como ganar millones pero si que os aclarara muchos conceptos.
Trading Books
I have bought and read dozens of trading and investment books through out the years. Some are very good and some are nothing but pure garbage. So I have decided to give you my opinion about the ones I think are a must have, and should be read and re-read.
Its a long list and I will rank them from 1 (pure garbage) to 10 (a book to read and re-read):
Reminiscences of A Stock Operator, by Edwin Lefevre: 10, the best book ever written about speculation;
Market Wizards, by Jack Schwager, 10, a short cut to trading mastery; fantastic interviews with the best traders of the 80`s and early 90`s; a must have to read once a year; Ed Seykota`s and Richard Dennis`s interviews are probably the best; Gary Bielfeldt interview is my favourite because it underlines a very important message: we only need one well timed and well sized trade to get wildly rich;
The New Markets Wizards, by Jack Schwager, 9, a good book but not so good as the original; still a must have in every trader`s bookshelf; Linda Raschke interview is probably my favourite;
Way Of A Turtle, by Faith, 8, the true story of Richard Dennis`s turtles experiment; very good for systematic traders;
How I Made 2,000,000 In The Stock Market, by Nicolas Darvas, 8, very good reading for a book that was written over 30 years ago; its an investment biography from a Wall Street outsider;
Pit Bull, by Marty Schwartz, 8, a good book about a sucessful S&P Futures daytrader;
Fooled By Randomness, Nassim Taleb, 8, a brilliant book from a brilliant mind;
Trade Your Way To Financial Freedom, by Van Tharp, 8, a good trading book about trading systems and the psychology of trading; very good;
Investment Biker, by Jim Rogers, 8, a good travel book, a good investment book and a good economics book written by a legendary investor;
Adventure Capitalist, by Jim Rogers, 7, one of Jim`s best books; similar to the Investment Biker but this time Jim goes around the world in a Mercedes SLK;
Dave Landry On Swing Trading, by Dave Landry, 7, an interesting book for swing traders and technical players; lots of setups and real world examples; from trader to trader; besides Dave Landry helped me a lot when I was starting my trading career 10 years ago, answering all email questions; he has even offered me a signed book;
How To trade In Stocks, Jesse Livermore, 7, not as good as Reminiscences, but a must have book for seasoned and aspiring traders;
Hot Commodities, by Jim Rogers, 7, the best book on commodities;
Stock For The Long Run, by Jeremy Siegel, 6, a good book written by an economics PhD. Lots of historical perspective on the performance of stocks, bonds and commodities;
Schwager on Futures - Technical Analysis, by Jack Schwager, 6, probably the best Technical Analysis book I have ever read; but I am not a pure technical trader;
Inside The House Of Money, by Drobny, 6, an interesting set of interviews with some top traders;
Diary Of A Professional Commodity Trader, Peter Brandt, 6, a very honest book about what is like to be a professional trader; the ups, the downs, the after the fact rationale, the search for constant improvement - a straight from the gut book even if I don`t familiarize with Brandt`s methodology;
How To Make Money In Stocks, William O`Neill, 5, very good for stock pickers;
Wall Street - The Other Las Vegas, Nicolas Darvas, 5, very similar to his earlier book; nothing really new;
Trader Vic, by Victor Spearandeo, 5, good trading biography; not as good as the ones I mentioned above;
Technical Analysis Explained, by Martin Pring, 5, while it is not a top book on technical analysis has some very good chapters on trading cycles and sazonalities;
Stock Market Wizards, by Jack Schwager, 5, not so good as the first two; Mark Cook interview is very good and probably is worth the cover price by itself;
Alchemy Of Finance, George Soros, 4, I have not finished this book; I do not like Soros` writing style; pretty dense and boring;
Bill Gross On Investing, Bill Gross, 4, I would expect a much better book from a legendary fund manager; some interesting topics on bonds but not as good as it could be;
Against the Gods - The Remarkable Story of Risk, by Bernstein, 4, well written but pretty boring;
A Random Walk Down Wall Street, Burton Malkiel, 3, the anti-trader book; if you are a trader you will hate this book;
Trading In The Zone, by Ari Kiev, 3, I think Ari Kiev is very overated; I would not wate my time again reading Kiev`s book;
Trading Markets - Guide For Conquering The Markets, 2, a compilation of some texts from Dave Landry, Larry Connors, Mark Boucher and many others;
The Psychology Of Risk, Ari Kiev, 2, as I said before I do not like Kiev`s books;
A Bull In China, by Jim Rogers, 2, one big flop; I am not even sure that this book has been written by Jim Rogers; Sorry Jim
Mastering Trading Stress, Ari Kiev, 1, no comments, pure garbage;
The Education Of a Speculator, Victor Niederhoffer, 1, I think nobody can finish this book; dense and confusing;
Financial Freedom Through Electronic Day Trading, by Van Tharp, 1, while Tharp`s first book is a very good one, I am not very impressed with this second work;
Vedast, ¿me podrias recomendar algun operador serio? Solo conozco plus500.
Vedast, ¿me podrias recomendar algun operador serio? Solo conozco plus500.
Ya te comente que Dif Broker. Están en Madrid y los problemas los puedes solucionar en castellano.
un saludo
Yo uso Interactive Brokers. Pero bueno, depende de qué es lo que pienses hacer y con qué cantidades. En este broker en concreto al crear una cuenta tiene que ser de al menos 10 000$ si no recuerdo mal, y es un proceso más o menos lento.
Gracias a los dos no os habia leido.
Es para hacer el podemita, ver como va el tema, nada serio.
pero lo primero q tienes q tener es un sistema ganador
saludos
Y acudir a los mercados con sensatez. Para eso viene muy bien leer a Taleb.
Si, el trading no es mas que un casino, no es diferente de las apuestas deportivas.
Da igual lo que leas, al final perderas.
Si los que escriben estos libros tienen sistemas tan buenos para ganar dinero, porque pierden el tiempo escribiendo libros?