To Check out the best Stock investing books is not easy task now a day. We scan a great deal and am extremely hooked in to the topic of stock investing. The subsequent are the books that We take into account a requirement scan for pretty much all stock exchange ‘investors’ . Here i’ll provides a short outline to every of those books. but I do arrange on having elaborate reviews on every of them afterward.

2. Beating The Street by Peter Lynch

The celebrated Peter Lynch of the Fidelity Magellan fund demonstrates how a basic layman using common sense can actually beat the experts from Wall Street. Just like most other books I like it is written in very simple and easy to understand language. I plan on reading this book again very soon. Usually this is the second book I recommend to people.

3. The Little Book That Builds Wealth by Pat Dorsey

This is the type of book that I fall in love with. Easy to read, small and has a world of information. Don’t be fooled by the gimmicky title of the book as I rate it within the 3 best books on investing I ever read. The book explains the concept of sustainable competitive advantage (aka economic moat) that brings superior returns

4. The Little Book of Value Investing by Christopher H. Browne

Another brilliant book on value investing from the little book, big profits series. Explains the concept of value investing crisply. A great book by a great investor.

5. Market Wizard Series by Jack D. Schwager

There are four books in this series. Each of them are filled with interviews with some of the best traders and investors. From Ray Dalio to Joel Greenblatt to Paul Tudor Jones, Mr Schwager has interviewed them all. And these are not the typical interviews that we read. Each of them have very insightful and deep questions and answers.

6. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Philip A. Fisher

Phil Fisher can be considered as one of the gurus of fundamental investing. Many great investors in the world have mentioned him as an influence. His strategy of a holistic approach to fundamental due diligence by not only looking at a company but also studying the suppliers, customers and competitors has become the gold standard in the equity analysis world.

7. You Can Be a Stock Market Genius by Joel Greenblatt

The ultimate guide to special situation (mergers, acquisitions, spin-offs, divestitures) investing. Greenblatt outdoes himself with this book and proves clearly that the efficient market hypothesis is a myth even in the highly developed markets. Special situations very often lead to irrationality in valuation and these can be exploited by the clever investor.

8. The Essays of Warren Buffet by Warren Buffet

This is a compilation of the letters Warren Buffet wrote to his shareholders. The letters have been organized according to category. The reader will clearly understand why this man is one of the richest people in the world.

9. Best practices for Equity Research Analysts by James Valentine

Hands down the best book on equity research. Short, compact and highly practical guide for both buy and sell side analysts.  A must read for all investors in my opinion. It might be a bit hard to apply in real life but the book title clearly mentions that these are the ‘best practices’.

10. Margin of safety by Seth A. Klarman

Another excellent book on value investing. The author shows with theory, logic and practical examples why investment fads are pretty much always bogus. The best way to make money is to have a strong disciplined fundamental analysis approach.

Written by – ASIF KHAN, CFA