Books - Looking for recomendations Gold ☉ & Silver ☽ stratigies/trading economic history. . . Info of that sort

[Drawga]

Would like to get some books to keep my head on a swivel for investing and what not.

Preferably free PDFs, if not then paper back or Audible

I've read a couple of Robert Kiyosaki books. . . which has put my focus on investment & wealth protection.

Amazon has loads of finance books, hopefully this forum can recommend something with better substance.

So far I've wish-listed stuff from Jim Rickards & E.B Tucker 🤷‍♂️

Any recomendations would be apprenticed!

 

[Derv]

The richest man in babylon.

Rich dad poor dad.

[Drawga]

cheers Derv, I've read rich dad poor dad, is the richest man in babylon not like a wealth mindstate book like the book think and grow rich?

[Derv]

Yes you could say it is. I haven't read think and grow rich. Worth a read?

[Drawga]

Na man I got it on audible and it bored the sh!t out me, it seemed like a wealth mindstate book, {all you gotta do is belive that postive mindstate} blah blah blah.

I liked RDPD it gave you some substance aswell had that on audible im sure he quoted books in his books but I've no idea what chapter he states the books on, and can't be botherd to read all the way through for that haha.

Been on Real vision finance on youtube and some intresting guys like Jim Rickards has great info.

[BazzaC]

Don't suppose you have a free pdf version of RDPD by any chance ? 

[HerefordBullyun]

The millionaire next door is excellent. Well written.

[Drawga]

3 minutes ago, BazzaC said:

Don't suppose you have a free pdf version of RDPD by any chance ? 

I don't dude,I'd send you it if I did. 

Shouldn't be hard to find, maybe better with audible version as its got Abit of filler with his story bio as well as what both his "dad's" taught him

[Drawga]

8 minutes ago, HerefordBullyun said:

The millionaire next door is excellent. Well written.

I'll have a look see what the premise is 

Cheers

[HerefordBullyun]

4 minutes ago, Drawga said:

I'll have a look see what the premise is 

Cheers

It gives you an overview of the difference between what people actually perceive as millionaires what people are and who the real millionaires are and how they go about it. Really interesting stuff. And how to use your money wisely.

[HerefordBullyun]

Also the silver bomb is another good read 👍

[Kman]

I like these two youtube channels a lot

Steven talks a lot about banking, the monetary system and current economic conditions, RealVision do that too but also have topics like pms and crypto

Steven Van Metre -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRIQM-CUkxVazVPv980YZsw/videos

Real Vision -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBH5VZE_Y4F3CMcPIzPEB5A

[Drawga]

13 hours ago, Kman said:

I like these two youtube channels a lot

Steven talks a lot about banking, the monetary system and current economic conditions, RealVision do that too but also have topics like pms and crypto

Steven Van Metre -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRIQM-CUkxVazVPv980YZsw/videos

Real Vision -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBH5VZE_Y4F3CMcPIzPEB5A

I've watched alot of Real Vision.. "rumour" has it Raoul Paul loves bitcoin 😛, haha.
The interview with Michael Saylor talking about why he's all in for crypto and why gold is a s**** investment

( potentially loosing 85% of your money if you put it in Gold). ..was really intresting https://youtu.be/Cg10yYZjK94?t=4508

Yea I really really like that Real vision Interview with Steven (The bond king) Van Metre, really intresting!!!
The banks are going to crash the stock market! We in the deflation zone
Sheds new light to the FED not actually "Printing money" , and the monetary system etc etc.

It's all intresting man, just takes me a good few repeat views to get my head round the macro investing jargon.

I want to use trading 212 investing, but feel like an overwhelmed window licker trying to take the info I've got from RV youtube and making the right move

[ZigZag]

Jim Rogers Hot Commodities was my first lure into the world of Precious Metals, got me trading mining stocks many years ago. Still relevant in my opinion.