Market Cycles and Investment Strategy With Charles Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders

This book is a classic in the realm of stock market literature, detailing the life and trading experiences of Jesse Livermore, a legendary trader, under the pseudonym 'Larry Livingston'. It explores Livermore's journey from his early days in 'bucket shops' to becoming a prominent figure on Wall Street. The book highlights the importance of understanding market psychology, the dangers of overtrading, and the need for discipline and independent analysis in trading. Despite being written nearly a century ago, its lessons on market dynamics and human nature remain relevant today.

In this investment classic, Martin Zweig shares his personal life stories and the development of his investment methodology. The book details his market timing model, which combines monetary indicators (such as prime rate, Fed indicators, and installment debt) with momentum indicators. Zweig explains how to use these indicators to time the market, select stocks, and utilize stop-loss orders. Although some information may be dated, the book remains relevant for its insights into combining technical and fundamental analysis and the importance of personal research in investing.

In 'Invested', Danielle Town shares her yearlong journey of learning to invest from her father, Phil Town. Initially reluctant about the financial world, Danielle turned to her father to learn how to invest in companies that align with her values using the same strategies that have made Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger successful. The book is structured around a 12-month plan, with each chapter focusing on a different aspect of value investing, such as dissecting company financial statements and researching leadership. It aims to make the complex world of investing simple, straightforward, and approachable, helping readers formulate their own investment plans and build confidence in their financial decisions.