Ben Carlson's Book Recommendations
Ben Carlson is a financial advisor and author known for his blog, A Wealth of Common Sense, where he writes about the markets, the economy, and investor behavior. Based on his book recommendations, he seems to enjoy a wide range of topics, from finance and economics to biographies and survival stories.
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📚 Books Recommended by Ben Carlson 11
The Fifties
"Some of my favorite books on this history: The Rise & Fall of American Growth by Robert Gordon The Fifties by David Halberstam The Big Change by Frederick Lewis Allen"
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The Big Change
"Some of my favorite books on this history: The Rise & Fall of American Growth by Robert Gordon The Fifties by David Halberstam The Big Change by Frederick Lewis Allen"
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Bubble in the Sun
"@LDrogen This book is really good:"
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The Great Beanie Baby Bubble
"At the height of the mania Beanie Babies made up as much as 10% of eBay's revenue This book by Zac Bissonnette is excellent on crowd psychology, persuasion and sales tactics"
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The Geography of Madness
"@BullandBaird this is one of the most interesting books I've read in a long time (so of course I had to tie it into the stock mkt):"
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Alright, Alright, Alright
"If you're a fan of Dazed & Confused or just the movie business in general I can't recommend this book highly enough Such a fun read"
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Greenlights
"Biggest upset of the year is my low expectations vs the new Matthew McConaughey memoir Might be my favorite book of the year I can't believe how much I liked it Some awesome stories & lessons in here"
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The Rise and Fall of American Growth
"Ben Carlson recommended this book on Twitter."
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The Deficit Myth
"Could end of being one of the more important economics books in a long time."
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Deficit Myth
"Seems like a combination of right place, right time but The Deficit Myth could end of being one of the more important economics books in a long time (and I still can't tell if that importance is going to be good or bad) Definitely worth a read"
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I Must Say
"@oscarazocar50 Loved this book"
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