So You Made Some Money On GameStop And Want To Learn More About The Stock Market?

Here Are 7 Investment Books Worth Reading

With stocks in the news, there's been a lot of talk about where to learn investing.

Many suggestions are terrible with comments promoting Forex scammers, overpriced courses, or dull academic books like "The Intelligent Investor."

Luckily, there are also plenty of fun and interesting books on finance. Many of which are written by legendary investors who consistently beat the market.

And, there are plenty of fantastic biographies, covering historical market events and old school traders.

Below are SEVEN titles worth reading.

The first book is my personal favorite, but none of the others are in any particular order.

DISCLAIMER: I'm Using Amazon Referral Links Below, But It Doesn't Influence The List. Also, You Can Get All These At Your Local Library.

1. ONE UP ON ALL STREET BY PETER LYNCH

Peter Lynch is the greatest investor of all-time, outperforming Warren Buffett.

This is a fantastic, easy-to-read look at how to successfully buy winning stocks and multiple your money.

HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING PUTS

The low-risk method for turning limit orders into cash.

It doesn't take a genius to know that the stock market is overvalued.

Airbnb shares hit the market today and doubled right away. This in a time when half the planet is shut down and many people are scared to travel.

Of course, that's just one example. There are plenty more companies with impaired fundamentals now trading at or near al-time highs.

It is very hard to find a bargain anywhere, similar to June / July where everything popped, only to tank in value by September.

This means you have three options:

1) Sit in cash.

2) Buy now, expecting both a future drop and recovery.

3) Sell puts , treating them like limit orders and collecting cash while you wait for share prices to fall.

We'll focus on number three.

Also, quick disclaimer: I'm obviously no financial expert and this thread is purely for entertainment purposes only.

Anyway, back to the main content.