Top 10 books to learn about investing: Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Intelligent Investor and more

Story by: Divya Narang
Designed by: Pragati

The stock markets opened on Monday (April 17) after a gap of three days as markets remained shut on Friday (April 14) on the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanti and this was followed by the weekend. As investors resumed trading, check out these ten books on investing that can offer tips and tricks to ace at your investment game.

Tips about investing

This is a classic book on value investing and is a must-read for anyone interested in investing. This is a very great book for  a beginner who know nothing about investing. 

The Intelligent Investor
by Benjamin Graham

In this book the  author shares details about his  experiences as a successful stock picker and give advice to the investors.  The book is written using very simple language, which makes things easier for the reader.

One Up On Wall Street
by Peter Lynch

The author of this book explains how we can outperform in the market by applying simple formulas. There are some basic principles mention in the book that helps in successful market investment.

The Little Book That
Beats the Market by
Joel Greenblatt

The book is about authors and his two dads. One who is poor (His own father) and one who is rich (his best friend’s father) and how they both shape the author’s mind about investment. This book also includes some methods which will be helpful in managing finance.

Rich Dad Poor Dad
by Robert Kiyosaki

Robert G Hagstorm is considered the greatest investor of all time. He has given 9 principles in his book that are his strategies which can be utilised by investors all the time.

The Warren Buffett Way
by Robert G. Hagstrom

This book focuses on the teaching that buying and holding a stock is necessary than selling it. The book provides valuable insights on how to identify companies with high growth potential.

Common Stocks and
Uncommon Profits by
Philip A. Fisher

This book explores around the fact that how our emotions play a significant factor in investment and tells  to  think rationally irrespective of our emotions to make better decisions.

The Psychology of Money
by Morgan Housel

In this book, the readers are advised about how to learn about  investment opportunities. It also helps the reader to identify a crisis situation and how to avoid it.

Value Investing and
Behavioral Finance by
Parag Parikh

The book is very easy to understand and has four topics that are very essential for anyone who wants to be a master in  investing. 

The Four Pillars ofInvesting
by William Bernstein

The book has some examples that are based on an  actual event. It also teaches how by using Graham’s principle, people can make profit easily.

Security Analysis by
Benjamin Graham and
David Dodd