Title: Die kurzeste Geschichte Deutschlands Author: James Hawes Hi all, I thought I might switch things up a bit and head into a different genre, history. Do you know your heritage? Not just as far as your parents of grandparents, but maybe even further than that? For some of us we know that our family … Continue reading 043-2020 Die kurzeste Geschichte Deutschlands
045-2020 Aktienpsychologie
Title: Aktienpsychologie (Shares psychology) Author: Max Mittelstaedt Hi all, while I was in the zone of reading about stocks from another stock broker in my previous post, I took the next book that would teach me about the human psychology in stock business. In the previous review I noted that if you had the four … Continue reading 045-2020 Aktienpsychologie
044-2020 Die Kunst ueber Geld nachzudenken
Title: Die Kunst ueber Geld nachzudenken (The art of thinking about money) Author: Andre Kostolany Hi all, another great book on finance of one well-known investor, which has some great advice for you as well. Though i didn't have much luck finding this book to be published in both German and English, I will give … Continue reading 044-2020 Die Kunst ueber Geld nachzudenken
042-2020 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Title: 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Author: Stephen Covey Hi everyone, I finally managed to get around to read this book as well, and boy, can I tell you, it doesn't disappoint. If there was anything that I would recommend to start their reading journey off with, it would be with this one. It … Continue reading 042-2020 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
041-2020 Intelligent Investieren
Title: Intelligent Investieren (in Sachwerte) Author: Claus Peter Traut Hi everyone, I hope you've been well, and safe. Today I'm bringing you some investment advice from the German shores. It was written during the pandemic of COVID-19 that we've been going through lately, and therefore gives solid advice for our current situation. The introduction of … Continue reading 041-2020 Intelligent Investieren
040-2020 Fed Up
Title: Fed Up (An insider's take on why the Federal Reserve is bad for America) Author: Danielle Dimartino Booth Hi there, my book for this week will be a much shorter review than generally have provided in the past. The main reason is that the book is simply a recollection of someone's time working within … Continue reading 040-2020 Fed Up
038-2020 Reicher als die Geissens
Title: Reicher als die Geissens Author: Alex Dusseldorf Fischer Hello all, today's focus will be on a German author's finance book, which I don't believe was published in English, so I'll do my best to tell and translate you the value that I took from this book. The book is split into three parts as … Continue reading 038-2020 Reicher als die Geissens
039-2020 The Law
Title: The Law Author: Frederic Bastiat Hi all, I have been quite intrigued by this book, and hope that you will get some great insight from this book as much as I have. I must forewarn that some it may sound very upsetting, since it may challenge your views on certain things. I only want … Continue reading 039-2020 The Law
037-2020 1984
Title: 1984 Author: George Orwell Hi there, I think if you wanted to switch up your genres to something quite different than what you are used to, then this book is something to consider. This, and Animal Farm, might be dark stories to switch over to, but hey, it's the way i prefer to learn … Continue reading 037-2020 1984
036-2020 Why the Rich are getting Richer
Title: Why the Rich are getting Richer (What is Financial Education really?) Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki Hey everyone, it's time for another instalment of the Rich Dad Poor Dad books. In the book they describe the first Rich Dad Poor Dad book to be the entry level read, and this book is then the graduate … Continue reading 036-2020 Why the Rich are getting Richer
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