Investment Books

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

Benjamin Graham’s timeless philosophy of value investing, recommended by Warren Buffett to all beginners and considered one of the most influential pieces of investment literature ever written.

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One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch

Legendary mutual-fund manager Peter Lynch demonstrates the advantages that average retail investors have over professionals and how to exploit them for greater financial success.

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Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham & David L. Dodd

A classic piece of investment literature first published in 1934, demonstrating timeless techniques for balance sheet analysis and stable investing that still hold significant relevance today.

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The Essays of Warren Buffett by Warren Buffett

Buffett’s investment philosophy and principles drawn from decades of shareholder letters to Berkshire Hathaway, providing timeless wisdom on investing and business analysis.

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The Warren Buffett Way by Robert G. Hagstrom

An in-depth examination of how Buffett’s investment techniques evolved over time, analysing his key decisions and unique philosophy in a comprehensive and easily digestible manner.

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Warren Buffett’s Portfolio by Robert G. Hagstrom

Reveals how small retail investors can build a concentrated portfolio using Buffett’s principles to achieve the best possible results in the stock market.

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The Most Important Thing by Howard Marks

Four decades of investment knowledge from Oaktree Capital’s co-founder, identifying the keys to successful investment management and the perils that can ruin investment returns.

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Beating the Street by Peter Lynch

Peter Lynch explains his personal philosophy and strategies for picking the best stocks and mutual funds to construct a portfolio capable of outperforming the market.

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Berkshire Hathaway Letters to Shareholders by Warren Buffett

50 years’ worth of letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, highlighting Buffett’s methods and principles that have helped him achieve superior returns across decades.

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Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Philip Fisher

From the ‘father of growth investing’ and Warren Buffett’s most influential mentor — timeless philosophies on identifying growth companies that remain remarkably significant today.

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Margin Of Safety by Seth Klarman

Seth Klarman outlines the basic concepts of value investing, building upon Graham’s margin of safety concept with valuable advice on avoiding investment fads and managing a personal portfolio.

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Poor Charlie’s Almanack by Peter D. Kaufman

The collected wisdom of Charlie Munger — Warren Buffett’s long-time partner — comprising speeches, lectures, and public commentary on investing, business, and life itself.

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Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre

A must-read for all types of investors, providing insight into crowd psychology, market timing, and the art of trading and speculation through timeless stock market tales.

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The Little Book of Common Sense by John Bogle

Vanguard founder John Bogle advocates for passive investing, arguing that buying and holding a broad market index over the long term is the safest way to build wealth.

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Irrational Exuberance by Robert Shiller

Unique insight into behavioral finance and market volatility, exploring the structural, cultural, and psychological factors behind excessive and irrational price movements.

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Dollars and Sense by Dan Ariely and Jeff Kreisler

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely and financial comedian Jeff Kreisler challenge fundamental assumptions about the relationship between our brains and money, showing how to override emotional instincts.

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Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely

Ariely argues that we consistently underestimate, procrastinate, and behave irrationally in ways that are systematic and highly predictable — and how to account for it.

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You Can Be a Stock Market Genius by Joel Greenblatt

Gotham Capital founder Joel Greenblatt shows how individuals can discover investment opportunities that top experts regularly overlook, with practical tools for the small retail investor.

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Market Wizards by Jack D. Schwager

Jack Schwager interviews a large number of successful traders across stocks, currencies, and commodities — finding the commonalities and drawing parallels between each wizard’s advice.

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The New Market Wizards by Jack D. Schwager

Schwager interviews a new line of market wizards, encouraging them to share the financial strategies and insights responsible for their extraordinary trading success.

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A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel

A best-selling classic providing an important lesson on how to manage investments through turbulent markets, accentuating the importance of diversification and passive investing.

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The Alchemy Of Finance by George Soros

The man who broke the Bank of England presents a practical and theoretical account of financial trends and a modern-day framework for understanding the market.

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The Psychology Of Speculation by Henry Harper

Harper argues investors must be aware of their own prejudices and assumptions whilst trading, using Wall Street experience to teach how to control personal biases and become enlightened speculators.

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Buffett: The Making Of An American Capitalist by Roger Lowenstein

Tracks the financial life of Warren Buffett and his outstanding investment record, highlighting his long-term philosophy of purchasing undervalued stocks and holding until profits materialise.

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Flash Boys by Michael Lewis

Exposing the world of high-frequency trading on Wall Street, Lewis tells the story of a small group of outsiders who discovered the US stock market had been rigged for insiders.

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Liar’s Poker by Michael Lewis

A semi-autobiographical account of Lewis’s experiences as a bond salesman on Wall Street in the 1980s — an insightful and humorous look at the culture of excess and aggression.

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The Big Short by Michael Lewis

Chronicles the 2007–2008 financial crisis, focusing on those who bet against the US mortgage market and profited from the collapse that devastated the global economy.

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The Little Book That Beats The Market by Joel Greenblatt

Greenblatt outlines a “magic formula” for investing that aims to beat the market by buying good companies at bargain prices, simplified into practical disciplined steps.

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The Snowball: Warren Buffett and The Business of Life by Alice Schroeder

A comprehensive and intimate biography exploring Buffett’s investment strategies, personal anecdotes, and the philosophy that shaped one of the world’s greatest financial careers.

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The Four Pillars Of Investing by William Bernstein

Covering theory, history, psychology, and the business of investing, this book provides the foundational knowledge needed to develop a winning portfolio strategy.

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The Confidence Game by Maria Konnikova

Delves into the minds of con artists and their victims, exploring the psychological foundations of confidence tricks — with valuable insights into manipulation and deception in finance.

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Fooled By Randomness by Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Taleb explores the impact of random events in financial markets, arguing that humans consistently misinterpret the role of luck versus skill in investment outcomes.

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Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Published in 1937 and described as the granddaddy of all motivational literature, drawing on stories of Ford, Edison, and other millionaires to define the principals of success.

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The Richest Man In Babylon by George S. Clason

A classic published in 1926, providing financial advice through parables set in ancient Babylon — each story delivering simple, timeless lessons on wealth management.

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Principles by Ray Dalio

One of the world’s most successful investors shares the most valuable principles he has developed over a lifetime — identifying the keys to creating extraordinary results in business and life.

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Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

Kiyosaki challenges conventional wisdom about money and income, offering a bold and easily digestible starting point for those wishing to take control of their financial future.

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