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.
The Clever Investor's Handbook by Markus Elsässer is a small but excellent book as an introduction to the topic of value investing.
Sell in May and go away by Jessica Schwarzer is the first part of a small book series by my favorite author. In this
by Beate Sander was one of the books I approached with mixed feelings. Because on the
by Jens Rabe is the second book by this options expert that I now hold in my hands. His first book
by Jens Rabe and Kai Skoruppa is a pleasant mixture of reference book and practice-oriented trading reading. As you can tell from the title
...by John F. Carter is a book that might scare off the first people already from the layout, because it is
by Wieland Arlt is an absolute basic workbook for anyone who does not dare to tackle the more extensive literature. For how
by Judith Ernst is once again a book from my beloved simplified series from Finanzbuchverlag. Even if these books are never
Stay cool and collect dividends by Christian W. Röhl and Werner H. Heussinger is for me the German-language classic on the