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Money & Wealth Book Reviews
11 reviews, each one a direct link.
The Creature from Jekyll Island
An As Above review of G. Edward Griffin on monetary power, banking, and trust, connected to Bitcoin, blockchain, independent verification, and human agency.
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An As Above analysis of Ludwig von Mises on purposeful action, economic calculation, freedom, money, and the limits of economic reasoning.
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Hedge Fund Market Wizards
An original Oikos study of Jack D. Schwager's Hedge Fund Market Wizards: asymmetry, position sizing, drawdown discipline, edge decay, and the different constraints facing institutions and individuals.
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Market Wizards
An original Oikos study of Jack D. Schwager's Market Wizards: risk control before edge, cutting losses, temperament, plural methods, and losing as tuition.
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Misbehaving
An original Oikos study of Richard H. Thaler's Misbehaving: Econs and Humans, the endowment effect, mental accounting, self-control, supposedly irrelevant factors, nudges, and choice architecture.
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The New Market Wizards
An original Oikos study of Jack D. Schwager's The New Market Wizards: correctly sized conviction, process over prediction, emotional control, regime change, and independent thought.
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Poor Charlie's Almanack
An original Oikos study of Poor Charlie's Almanack: mental models, inversion, incentives, human misjudgment, patience, and concentrated action.
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The Psychology of Money
An original Oikos study of Morgan Housel's The Psychology of Money: behavior, tails, envy, room for error, freedom, and reasonable financial decisions.
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The Richest Man in Babylon
An original Oikos study of George S. Clason's The Richest Man in Babylon: paying yourself first, controlling expenditure, compounding, guarding capital, and parable as financial technology.
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The Science of Getting Rich
An original Oikos study of Wallace D. Wattles' The Science of Getting Rich: creative action, gratitude, efficient work, New Thought, and the claims that survive scrutiny.
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Think and Grow Rich
An original Oikos study of Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich: definiteness of purpose, the mastermind, autosuggestion, disputed sourcing, and what remains useful.
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