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Every book Brian Feroldi recommended on podcasts

Guest on ChooseFI · 9 books · 6 episodes across 1 podcast

Brian Feroldi has recommended and discussed several foundational books on personal finance and investing across multiple podcast appearances. He highlighted Nick Maggiulli's Just Keep Buying to illustrate the tried-and-true investment strategy of continually channeling funds into index funds. Feroldi also recommended Morgan Housel's The Psychology of Money as a great starting resource for understanding human financial behavior, and pointed to Michael J. Mauboussin and Alfred Rappaport's Expectations Investing for those seeking a more analytical look at stock prices and market expectations. For readers interested in financial statements, he called Mary Buffett's Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements an extremely useful guide for learning how to read the three basic financial statements. Additionally, Feroldi discussed Robert T. Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter's Rich Dad, Poor Dad as the first book that introduced him to personal finance, and credited Bill Perkins's Die with Zero with profoundly shaping his money psychology and perspective on life experiences.

Books recommended by Brian Feroldi

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  1. Just Keep Buying

    Nick Maggiulli · Recommended · 2 episodes

    Just Keep Buying by Nick Maggiulli is a practical personal finance book that provides proven strategies to save money and build long-term wealth through consistent market participation.

    Recommended
    “So if you read any book or study market history at all, the best thing for investors to do is just Nick Julie said this in his book title, just keep buying, right? continually plow money into”
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  2. Rich Dad, Poor Dad

    Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter · Discussed · 2 episodes

    Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T.

    Discussed
    “so the very first book that I read that turned me on to the whole concept of money and investing uh was Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert kosaki”
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  3. Warren Buffett and the interpretation of financial statements

    Mary Buffett · Recommended · 1 episode

    Warren Buffett and the interpretation of financial statements by Mary Buffett is a practical investing guide that teaches readers how to analyze company balance sheets and financial health using the analytical methods of Warren Buffett.

    Recommended
    “but if you're not into that there are dozens if not hundreds of wonderful books out there that you can just pick up and and just peruse one of them that I'll quickly call out that I found extremely useful was Warren Buffett and the interpretation of financial statements Page by Page they just walk through the three financial statements”
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  4. Expectations Investing

    Michael J. Mauboussin; Alfred Rappaport · Recommended · 1 episode

    Expectations Investing by Michael J.

    Recommended
    “And then there's another book out there by Michael mobison it's it's a little bit more analytical but it's called expectations in investing and that gets into the expectations that are built into stock prices and kind of the psychology around that”
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  5. The Psychology of Money

    Morgan Housel · Recommended · 1 episode

    The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is a bestselling personal finance book that explores how behavior, ego, and worldview shape financial decisions rather than strict mathematical formulas.

    Recommended
    “Of course Morgan housel recently wrote a fantastic book called the psychology of money those are two great starting points to really see how people behave with money”
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  6. Die with Zero

    Bill Perkins, William O. Perkins · Discussed · 1 episode

    Die with Zero by Bill Perkins and William O.

    Discussed
    “and this gets back to you know Bill Perkins whole die with zero thing which has had a tremendous influence on on my money psychology over the last couple of years”
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  7. Flash Boys

    Michael Lewis · Discussed · 1 episode

    Flash Boys by Michael Lewis is an incredible nonfiction narrative examining high-frequency trading, market reform, and the daring efforts of Wall Street rebels to make financial markets work better.

    Discussed
    “which is why speed has become such a big um it's a big component which was pointed out in Michael Lewis's uh book Flash Boys but that's all again the extreme mechanics of it”
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  8. The Premonition

    Michael Lewis · Discussed · 1 episode

    The Premonition by Michael Lewis is a non-fiction narrative that investigates the public health system and the government officials who attempted to warn leadership about the impending COVID-19 pandemic.

    Discussed
    “and what you're describing with their entire business model reminds me of Michael Lewis's book The Big Short”
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  9. Warren Buffett Invests Like a Girl

    The Motley Fool, LouAnn Lofton · Discussed · 1 episode

    Discussed
    “fast forward over time and I read a book by The Motley Fool called the Fool's investment guide That book really resonated with me and opened my eyes to the advantages of buying individual stocks and I got involved with their community over time and just became very very passionate about thinking about investing and investing with the long-term in”
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Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
570 | State of the Stock Market Q&AChooseFI2025-10-261
2024 Investing Update | Brian FeroldiChooseFI2024-02-252
Fundamental Truths of Investing | Brian FeroldiChooseFI2023-07-092
075 | The Unfair Advantage of the Individual Investor | Brian FeroldiChooseFI2023-06-045
293 | Gamestop Squeezed to the Max | Brian FeroldiChooseFI2023-02-083
404 | Just Keep Buying | Nick MaggiulliChooseFI2022-12-301
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
Own book Why Does The Stock Market Go Up?
“so that's in a large part why I pitched the book idea to Brad I just thought why isn't there a book out there that just explains the extreme basics of the stock market in super to as you understand language”