TOP BOOKS FOR STOCK MARKET INVESTMENT IN 2021
Hello friends
In this article, I would like to tell you about some such top books that every investor who invests in the stock market should read. Let us now talk about those top books.
I have divided these books into three categories.
1. This book for those who are new to the stock market and do not know anything about the stock market!
2. These books are for those who know a little about the stock market.
3. This book for those who know everything about the stock market.
BOOK FOR BEGINNER IN STOCK MARKET
1. LEARN TO EARN is written by PETER LYNCH
Mr. Peter Lynch one of the most successful fund managers in the US. All the books written by him are outstanding.
A. This book explains everything about the stock market, what is the stock market and how should we invest in the stock market?
B. This book describes how the economy of the US started from zero and became the largest economy in the world.
C. It has been told in this book that how much is it important for our economy to invest in the stock market?
2. STOCKS TO RICHES is written by PARAG PARIKH
A. This book describes the basics of investing.
B. This book describes finance behavioral.
C. This book explains the psychology of traders and inverters that what does an investor think and what does a trader think?
In this book, the author has told everything with good examples.
3. ROMANCING THE BALANCE SHEET is written by ANIL LAMBA
This book explains how to create a balance sheet. How is the balance sheet read? Which things should be more focused on the balance sheet. And some important rules related to the balance sheet are mentioned in this book.
Investors must read this book and if you run a business or are thinking about starting a business, then you too. She must read it.
BOOK FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO KNOW A LITTLE ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET
4. ONE UP ON WALL STREET is written by PETER LYNCH
In this book, the author has told about the analysis of the company. And what are the types of the company according to the growth? And also how to find a good company.
The author also told about the mistakes he made in this book.
5. COMMON STOCKS AND UNCOMMON PROFIT is written by PHILIP A. FISHER
A. This book describes the Qualitative Analysis.
B. In this book, MR. FISHER has told about his philosophy.
C. And Mr. FISHER has also told us a lot of investment principles in this book.
BOOK FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO KNOW ALL ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET
6. THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR is written by BENJAMIN GRAHAM
If you know everything about the stock market then this book is perfect for you. And if you do not know everything about the stock market, then you should not have to read this book because you do not understand anything in this book.
In this book
A. Difference between investor and trader
Sometimes we do not know whether we are investing or speculating? We think we are investors, but actually, we are a speculator. So what is the difference between an investor and a speculator? It is well described in this book.
B. MR. MARKET
This point which is mentioned in this book is very good and interesting. In this book, it is told that Mr. Market is an imaginary person who runs the market according to his own.
On the day Mr. Market feels good, he would raise the price of the stock. On that day you will get stock of the company at a very high price.
And on the day Mr. Market feels depressed, he drops the stock price down. On that day you will get stock of the company at a very cheap price. what do people often do that they turn their mood according to the mood of the turning market? If you change your mood according to the mood of Mr. Market then you will always be at a loss.
It has been told in this book that you should keep your mood completely opposite from the mood of MR Market. And when Mr. Market's mood is bad, you should buy the company's stocks.
C. MARGIN OF SAFETY
In this book, it has been said that we should take care of safety while buying stock.
For example, if the passing mark in the exam is 15 then we always think of writing more than that this is called the margin of safety!
If you feel that a stock is getting right at ₹ 100, then think of buying it at ₹ 80 should keep a margin of ₹ 20. Because your estimate may be wrong this is why the margin of safety is necessary.
SO, FRIENDS, THESE ARE THE TOP 6 BOOKS THAT YOU MUST READ
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