Books on finance/investing?

rhg3rd
Tue, 30 Apr 2013 16:23:17 +0000

“If you’re actually interested in how the mechanics of finance works, you’re kind of going to need a deep math background first. That requires a good probability theory course as well as a real/complex analysis background (ideally at the graduate level). Then you can start learning about the elements of securities pricing.”

What clueless pretentious BS! Try reading William Sharpe, Investments.