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'A Random Walk Down Wall Street' Burton G. Malkiel: makes you see the reason why it is useless to try and beat the market ( library / Buy at Amazon)
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'The Four Pillars of Investing' William Bernstein, a common sense guide how to become a "smart" investor in terms of not loosing money due to unnecessary costs and taxes. (library / Buy at Amazon)
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'The Intelligent Asset Allocator' William Bernstein, a more in depth study on the workings of ones portfolio (library / Buy at Amazon)
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'The Motley Fool Money Guide' David Gardner, a very good starting point for starting your "coming of age" in financial matters (library / Buy at Amazon)
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'The Coffeehouse Investor' Bill Schultheis, covers a lot of ground for novice index-investors (library / Buy at Amazon)
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'Mathematik für Ingenieure Bd 3', Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung, Math. Statistik, Lothar Papula, a mathematical textbook like it should be. Unfortunately we have no recommendation for an English statistics textbook, so if you have a recommendation do not hesitate to contact us. (library / Buy at Amazon)
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