Third Point Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Dan Loeb Recommends These Books on Investing

June 23, 2015 - PRLog -- Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Dan Loeb Recommends These Books on Investing
Third Point hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb recently outlined his recommended books on investing. He says that, “everybody has to read” the following books:
Third Point Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Dan Loeb Recommends These Books on Investing


– Edwin Lefevre’s Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. Loeb says this is a classic and we definitely agree, as it has graced our recommended reading lists before. This book takes you inside the mind of a trader and provides you with insight, wisdom, and anecdotes from the financial world. “Let your winners run and cut your losses quickly” as well as “the trend is your friend” are legendary pieces of advice to come out of this book.

– Joel Greenblatt’s You Can Be a Stock Market Genius. Dan mentioned that this is, “probably the best book ever.” It details the niches of risk arbitrage, spin-offs, bankruptcies, mergers and the like as it relates to investing. Citing that these areas are often ‘overlooked’ by analysts, Greenblatt argues that you can exploit inefficencies. Loeb certainly agrees with that as Third Point’s investment style is often centered around these types of strategies.

Third Point Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Dan Loeb Recommends These Books on Investing.

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– Howard Schilit’s Financial Shenanigans: How to Detect Accounting Gimmicks & Fraud. This book takes an in-depth look at accounting fraud and how to identify warning signs of a company’s impending problems. Obviously this book makes sense for anyone looking at balance sheets, 10-Q’s and 10K’s on a regular basis.

– Kathryn Staley’s The Art of Short Selling. Loeb calls this “another good book” and he is not the only hedge fund manager that thinks so. In the past, we’ve covered Blue Ridge Capital’s recommended reading lists and The Art of Short Selling was one of their top picks on the analytical side of things. This book covers a topic essential to those in the hedge fund game.

While that wraps up Loeb’s favorite investing and finance reads, he did mention he had another favorite “non-investing” book. Jim Loehr’s The Power of Story piqued his interest, as the book deals with how you can “change your destiny in business and in life.” Hopefully you all enjoyed this collection of Dan’s favorite reads, as there are definitely some good ones listed.

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