Columbia University Press More Than You Know: Finding Financial Wisdom in Unconventional Places (Updated and Expanded)

A good read, but often states the very obvious (sometimes with an explanation - which does add value to the text...) Too much business nomenclature - the author seems to often gratuitously use words which are more esoteric than they need be - perhaps to make the text sound more authoritative, which is a shame as it makes the text sound clunky and breaks its flow.

I already have a copy of this book and it is so good i have ordered this second copy to give to my 17 year old son. I have told him not to take any investment decisions until he has read and absorbed this book. I am a 50 year old who has a career in the finance industry. I have been an investor of my own money for 30 years and this is by far the best of my of my collection of investment books.

The information isn't bad but it's a very hard read, it took me a long time to fight my way through this book.Good information but such a hard read.

Full of experiments of what happened during this or that test but no explanation of how to use these for stock picking... i thought it was more about investing, while is more about explaining experiments.

A very interesting and colourful book about behavioural finance. Plenty of examples that ring true and make you think about all the pitfalls when it comes to investing. Very easy read and a must have for any serious investor.