Wallace Chai

14 May 2020

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If you only have time to read 5 investment books. What are those books?

The book is where definitely boost your investment results.

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Gabriel Choo

04 Dec 2019

Finance at University College Dublin

Hi, my top 5 choices will be:

The intelligent investor
The five rules for successful stock investing
Think and grow rich
One up on wall street
Rich dad poor dad

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