Igor Delovski Board

[delovski]

The Man Who Made Wall Street: Anthony J. Drexel and the Rise of Modern Finance,
by Dan Rottenberg



Street of Dreams - Boulevard of Broken Hearts: Wall Street's First Century,
by Howard M. Wachtel

[Ike]

Reading those books makes you realize how it all works, like: Oh boy.
Banks having a little trouble with reserves!

"Hmm...where have we seen that $500 million figure before? Oh yeah,
four banks borrowed $500 million each. The story we were told was that
they wanted to 'remove the stigma of borrowing at the discount window'
so others wouldn't feel so bad if they had to do it."

[delovski]

Only the Paranoid Survive, by Andrew S. Grove



In his book Adrew Grove, Intel's ex-ceo explains the 10x factor and Strategic
Inflection Points as he calls periods when "something is different, yet when
you're so busy trying to survive that the significance of the change only
becomes clear in retrospect." When you think "the industry has gone nuts."

Steve Jobs from the backcover: "This book is about one super-important
concept. You must learn about Strategic Inflection Points, because sooner
or later you are going to live through one."

[Ike]

make it - Billionaire Elon Musk credits his success to these 8 books

"Since his childhood, books have played a crucial role in fueling Musk's
ambitions. It's said that he read the entire Encyclopedia Britannica at age
nine and would pore through science fiction novels for more than 10 hours
a day."

[Ike]

A 31-year-old millionaire who's read 360 personal finance books shares his favorite

"Since, the Chicago-based self-made millionaire has read over 360 personal
finance books and "the best book on money period" happens to be the first
one he picked up: "Your Money or Your Life," by Joe Dominguez."

[Ike]

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