Some amazing twitter dump on trading and trader development.

Basic accounting lessons in tweets, best books for investing, realistic trading advice and more.

Hi friends,

Greetings from Jaipur.

By the time you read this 3rd week’s post on email/substack, I’d be on an offsite with my colleagues in Thailand.

So, for this week, I am going to keep it simple and share some really good twitter dump from my bookmarks on trading, and trader development.

When it comes to trading, I believe multi-disciplinary development as a person is important. So, I have included two of my favorite bookmarks on books and resources to develop ourselves outside of trading too.

Check these out. These should keep you busy for the next week.

Alex Banks @thealexbanks

Accounting is the language of business. 10 threads that will teach you more about accounting than any accounting degree:

Andrew Kuhn @FocusedCompound

The most practical investing "book" I've ever read is unequivocally Joel Greenblatt's audited class notes from his special situations investing class at Columbia focusedcompounding.com/wp-content/upl…

Andrew Kuhn @FocusedCompound

If you’re looking for common sense advice on how to pick stocks, these are the 5 books to read: 1. The Warren Buffett Portfolio 2. One Up On Wall Street 3. Beating the Street 4. You Can Be a Stock Market Genius 5. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits What else?

Julian Komar 🚨 Market Update Premium @BlogJulianKomar

10 #traders you should know and study: 1) Jesse Livermore 2) Richard Wyckoff 3) Bernard Baruch 4) Nicolas Darvas 5) William O'Neil 6) Stan Weinstein 7) Mark Minervini 8) Paul Tudor Jones 9) Marty Schwartz 10) Tom Basso Who's missing?

𝐁𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐏𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 @bull_picture

What is trading all about ? by @Canny4

10-K Diver @10kdiver

@yourMTLbroker Some time ago, I found this excellent post on the SecurityAnalysis subreddit. If you read the comments, you will find mentions of many wonderful businesses.

reddit.comr/SecurityAnalysis - Highest quality businesses with the deepest moats.106 votes and 165 comments so far on Reddit

Austen Allred @Austen

What can I read that will break my brain and cause me to never see life the same way again?

David Perell @david_perell

My friend @tommycollison put together a splendid four-year reading list, focused on 100 classic books. His reading list is divided into four sections: ancient philosophy, the Middle Ages, the Enlightment, and modernity. tommycollison.com/greatbooks

Sriram Krishnan - sriramk.eth @sriramk

Some folks who I appreciate/admire/a little bit jealous of/learn from for their skills online. Also, just fun people to follow. If you’re getting into creating content online, you can learn from all of these folks. 👇

That’s it from my end for this week.

Have a great week ahead.

I’ll be back from Thailand on Wednesday and I’ll share my experience in the next week’s mail!

Until then,

Shravan.