Celine
Celine Nadolny is one of the most influential non-fiction critics in the DACH region. Her articles now reach more than 80,000 people. She has been writing reviews of brand new books and decades-old classics since 2018, has already devoured more than 500 and shares her knowledge with her community. For this, she has already been awarded 2x as a financial blog, 1x as a financial channel and as Content Creator of the Year with both jury and audience awards. Since the beginning of 2020, Celine has also been writing reviews for CapTrader with a focus on financial and stock market topics.
by Mark Douglas is, for a change, a book that deals with the psychological side of trading. It
by Jessica Schwarzer is a comprehensive guide for investors. It offers exciting stories for beginners and advanced investors alike
by Jordan Belfort promises to provide insights into the world of Wall Street while showing readers,
by Sinan Krieger is an entertaining financial book for beginners that aims to provide an overview of
by Thomas Mathar is an interesting little financial guide for beginners. However, it is basically a somewhat more comprehensive handbook that
by Burton G. Malkiel is undoubtedly a classic of financial literature. Since its first publication in 1973, this book has
by Noah Leidinger and Florian Adomeit is one of the fresh, new books dealing with shares and investing. The
by Peter E. Huber offers interesting insights into the thoughts of an experienced investment professional. The author has more than 50
by André Kostolany is a classic that has now been reissued. This book should definitely find its way into the
by Morgan Housel is a truly fascinating book. As the subtitle suggests, it teaches timeless lessons about wealth, greed