Investing: The Last Liberal Art
Better investing through physics, biology, philosophy and literature, as well as finance.
Robert G. Hagstrom argues that the best investors draw on many disciplines. He takes ideas from physics, biology, sociology, psychology, philosophy and literature and shows how each can sharpen thinking about markets, building on Charlie Munger’s idea of a latticework of mental models. This is the second edition.
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Morgan Housel
Investing: The Last Liberal Art is the most underappreciated investment book.
Article · May 2017
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