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 Jean-Marie Eveillard is described by the author himself as his memoirs. He is generally regarded as the French Warren Buffett
by John Perkins is a biography-like work by a New York Times bestselling author who puts his finger in the wound. The former
by Robert J. Shiller is a scientific examination of storytelling on a grand scale and its interactions with the economy. For
The Art of Successful Living by Rainer Zitelmann is a wonderful and inspiring work that you can easily read on the side and enjoy.
by Benjamin Graham and Spencer B. Meredith is a book full of invaluable wisdom from the founding father of value investing, as it has been called.
The History of Speculative Bubbles by John Kenneth Galbraith is a timeless classic on the psychology of the markets, now published by Börsenbuchverlag
How really anyone can become rich in a relaxed way by Jessica Schwarzer is the perfect guide for all those people who want to follow this
"This book is worth its weight in gold" by Markus Elsässer is a wonderful guide to life that feels like a long conversation with a friend.
by Sandra Navidi is intended as a step-by-step guide to successful orientation in an uncertain world. The author tries to
by Mario Lochner shows you as a young, motivated person the way to the fast lane in life. In the first part of the