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clearing out a few investment books which i'm not going to read again
i'd rather give them away than throw them
misbehaviour of markets
rise of the robots
retreat of globalisation
what works on wall street (fouth addition)
message me if you want them
offers to pay for postage will be greatfully received
I can recommend What Works on Wall Street. The chapter on sectors is worth it alone. The book is incredibly dull and will help you get to sleep. However, it contains the raw data to understand the investment world. Also it is pretty big so can be used as a door stop or to put computer monitors on. It is the book Fundsmith referred to for statistical evidence as to which sectors perform best.
I mean, I'd like to know what ambrosia thought of them. Hand on their wisdom, or chuck them in the bin? - it's hard to tell.
The one on the right is by Mandelbrot - not sure if he made money on the markets with his fractal equations, and dammit there's no way to find out
Well if you'd like too know what my 2nd hand car is like I'll gladly tell you it's a perfect runner with a FSH ;-p
