Almanack of Naval Ravikant is a book about the venture capital AngelList CEO Naval Ravikant’s own writings on wealth, philosophy, and investing.
Category: Investing Books
Too high IQ is not useful in investment, but will hinder
Too high IQ is not useful in investment, but will hinder-because “Most people don’t want to admit that they’re not very smart, they just think they’re smart.”
Are analyst reports useful?
Are analyst reports useless?
Any strong reason to buy mutual fund?
Any reason to buy mutual fund?
Tencent vs. Alibaba, part two
Tencent vs. Alibaba, I have written several in-depth articles about Alibaba and Tencent, two of the largest and representative technology giants in contemporary China, on my blog, and they have received enthusiastic responses from many friends
Outsiders, one of the greatest investment books for managment team
Outsiders, I recently re-read several investment books and found that one of them is worth recommending to everyone — “Outsiders”.
Venture capital and unicorns introduction
Introduction to venture capital and unicorns, Although this term has actually existed for about 20 years, as far as I can remember, most people in the investment world did not pay attention to the term unicorn at least before the financial turmoil in 2008.
Tax, inflation and rate are the top three serious killers to investors
The most two serious killers to investors: inflation and rate
Investors should choose media Wisely
Investors should choose Media Wisely, Because the influence of the media is too strong, and investors need to absorb new knowledge and necessary knowledge, various media access is an inevitable way for investors.
Invest success depends on less chance of making mistakes
Invest success depends on less chance of making mistakes, For the definition of risk, I think Buffett’s statement is the most appropriate: “the possibility of loss or injury.” (from: BRK Annual Meeting 1994) and “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.”