Beating the Street67 reviews Peter Lynch Simon & Schuster, 1994 Incredibly Useful Formula for Investment Success + 1992 investing book is dated but still offers insight + A great read + Not as good as "One up on Wall Street," but better than "Earn to Learn" + Great lessons from one of the greatest money managers             All About Index Funds (All About)19 reviews Richard A. Ferri McGraw-Hill, 2006 Discover how to master index and ETF investing. + My favorite book on index funds + Ferri's guide to indexing really helpful + Good solid book on Index Funds and EFT's + Noob             Value Averaging: The Safe and Easy Strategy for Higher Investment Returns (Wiley Investment Classics)10 reviews Michael E. Edleson Wiley, 2006 For your investing library + A fantastic book that describes a systematic scheme to continuously invest new money. + Surprisingly Relevant for Accumulators I had not heard of this technique until the book was featured on my Amazon page. I immediately purchased the book based on William Bernstein's review of the book in the foreword. Value Averaging is a type of Dollar Cost Averaging recommended by many writers but is an improvement in that it also ...             Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets387 reviews Nassim Nicholas Taleb Random House, 2008 Very serious philosophical work + Wow + a fun read + Randomness in life and business, other than finance + It will encourage you to look at things differently             The Four Pillars of Investing: Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio85 reviews William J. Bernstein McGraw-Hill, 2002 Essential guide for investors + Perfect, Couldn't be happier + A Must Read for Your Library + Technical but provides an understanding behind indexing + Make This Book Your Foundation of Investing Wisdom             Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation5 reviews CFA, David M. Darst McGraw-Hill, 2006 Darst Hits the Mark........Again + Eloquent Following a "definitive" hand book on a topic as complex as asset allocation is not easy, but Darst has done it again. "Mastering" takes his work from the first book to the next level. Concise yet thorough, this book is a must for anyone who is trying to "master" the topic. JMM, Chicago             Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies (For Dummies (Business & Personal Finance))7 reviews Russell Wild For Dummies, 2006 Highly Recommended Introductory Guide to ETFs + Solid Read + Beautifully understandable introduction to ETFs + etf for dummies + Excellent intermediate level read             The Truth About Money 3rd Edition79 reviews Ric Edelman Collins Business, 2004 A Classic Book + The truth reviewed + Trust me! Its a good read! + Wish I'd known this 40 years ago + Money 101             All About Asset Allocation28 reviews Richard A. Ferri McGraw-Hill, 2005 Taking asset allocation to the next level + Perfect explanation of Asset Allocation + Great book + Learn all about allocating your eggs...the right way.             How to Lie With Statistics90 reviews Darrell Huff W. W. Norton & Company, 1993 Should be Required Reading! + Excellent Start for the beginners to the subject of Statistics + Great title - and very factual + Classic introduction to the topic + An entertaining and informative look at how statistics can be mis-used!             Rich Dad, Poor Dad (Rich Dad)2199 reviews Robert T. Kiyosaki Time Warner Paperbacks, 2002 This Book Changed My Life! + Greatest Personal Finance book! + Good but not a instruction book This is a MUST read book if you want to obtain financial freedom. Personally, this book totally changed my life!!             The Intelligent Asset Allocator: How to Build Your Portfolio to Maximize Returns and Minimize Risk55 reviews William Bernstein McGraw-Hill, 2000 The best "How To" book on Investing + A Must Read for Asset Allocation Planning + Efficient Frontier Explained This book is great from the perspective that it gives you a detailed look at historical returns using different investing methods and different asset classes. It takes you on a walk using statistics that leads you to the conclusion that getting into the market, staying in the market with a low cost ...             Ordinary People, Extraordinary Wealth: The 8 Secrets of How 5,000 Ordinary Americans Became Successful ...76 reviews Ric Edelman Collins Business, 2000 Very helpful + Excellent financial planning advice I wish this book had been available when I first began investing! I could have avoided 90% of the (very costly) mistakes I made. Yes, the advice is simple. But that's the beauty of it. Don't switch your investments around too much. Don't pay too much attention to the financial media. ...             The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich774 reviews Timothy Ferriss Crown, 2007 Excellent + It's All About Mindset + a great read I'll keep this short. Great book. First half: setting the mindset. Second half: a wealth of practical tips and resources. This book opens up a whole new range of possibilities. It's a must buy.             A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Time-Tested Strategy for Successful Investing, Ninth Edition53 reviews Burton G. Malkiel W. W. Norton, 2007 Basic Understanding + Great book + A random Walk Down Main Street Very good book, the author takes you behind the scene of Wall Street and history of the market. He goes over the basics of our economy and the different avenues of investing. This is a must read for anyone who want to start investing but is confused on where to start. I would have given this ...             Value Averaging: The Safe and Easy Strategy for Higher Investment Returns (Wiley Investment Classics)10 reviews Michael E. Edleson Wiley, 2006 For your investing library + A fantastic book that describes a systematic scheme to continuously invest new money. + Surprisingly Relevant for Accumulators I had not heard of this technique until the book was featured on my Amazon page. I immediately purchased the book based on William Bernstein's review of the book in the foreword. Value Averaging is a type of Dollar Cost Averaging recommended by many writers but is an improvement in that it also ...             The Truth About Money 3rd Edition79 reviews Ric Edelman Collins Business, 2004 A Classic Book + The truth reviewed + Trust me! Its a good read! + Wish I'd known this 40 years ago + Money 101             All About Index Funds (All About)19 reviews Richard A. Ferri McGraw-Hill, 2006 Discover how to master index and ETF investing. + My favorite book on index funds + Ferri's guide to indexing really helpful + Good solid book on Index Funds and EFT's + Noob             Ordinary People, Extraordinary Wealth: The 8 Secrets of How 5,000 Ordinary Americans Became Successful ...76 reviews Ric Edelman Collins Business, 2000 Very helpful + Excellent financial planning advice I wish this book had been available when I first began investing! I could have avoided 90% of the (very costly) mistakes I made. Yes, the advice is simple. But that's the beauty of it. Don't switch your investments around too much. Don't pay too much attention to the financial media. ...             The Intelligent Asset Allocator: How to Build Your Portfolio to Maximize Returns and Minimize Risk55 reviews William Bernstein McGraw-Hill, 2000 The best "How To" book on Investing + A Must Read for Asset Allocation Planning + Efficient Frontier Explained This book is great from the perspective that it gives you a detailed look at historical returns using different investing methods and different asset classes. It takes you on a walk using statistics that leads you to the conclusion that getting into the market, staying in the market with a low cost ...