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The Little Book of Behavioral Investing: How not to be your own worst enemy

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I like James Montier and he gives very good advice in his book. He is a value/contrarian investor at heart. I found that as good as his book was it did seem to delve a bit to much into psychology, however with that said it was a very good book. If you are interested in this you might also want to check out books by David Dreman.

Some good ideas for changing the way you look at the investing game. Some very practical ideas for changing the way you look at the daily investment climate.

Any potential investor should read this book before they start. Know thyself is the word of Socrates the philosopher. This book in a nutshell can't review such a complex topic. The author references his work so any one whishing to
go further may dwell on these. I found this topic closely relates to emotional intelligence. All in all what I've learned
was well worth the price of the book. Only drawback on having 5 stars is the book becoming sometime too technical as I fell little blue books mission should be introductory.