Meb Faber's Book Recommendations

"@mcuban @Chappy_JC @norbertjmichel @jessefried @charles_cy_wang @WSJ 🤘allgood man! Funny to read how over 100 years ago dividends and buybacks were often mandatory so CEOs wouldn't squander the $. Still my favorite book on topic: The Outsiders And longer reading list"

"#3/ What are the top investment portfolios in history? The book reached a stunning conclusion – while the portfolios all performed nicely, one of the most significant determinants of performance is often a factor most overlook!"

"Mentioned this in a chat with my bud @ShermanShowPod yesterday, but worth sharing Galapagos by Vonnegut has arguably my favorite passage regarding financial markets ever. Lots of similarities with events of the past last year. (It's also a great book.)"

"@susharma all time great book!"

"This book was a delight HT @awilkinson"

"@CliffDann compliment. great book. most don't need to be 5,000 pages."

""Life isn’t always consistent" Lovely book, but probably not for the reasons you'd expect. via @ReformedBroker & @brianportnoy et al."

"Recently enjoyed reading Americana by @bhu_srinivasan ... Any other favorite books on economic history? Three more favorites: Birth of Plenty/Splendid Exchange by Bernstein Empire of Wealth by Gordon Ascent of Money by Ferguson"

"Recently enjoyed reading Americana by @bhu_srinivasan ... Any other favorite books on economic history? Three more favorites: Birth of Plenty/Splendid Exchange by Bernstein Empire of Wealth by Gordon Ascent of Money by Ferguson"

"Recently enjoyed reading Americana by @bhu_srinivasan ... Any other favorite books on economic history? Three more favorites: Birth of Plenty/Splendid Exchange by Bernstein Empire of Wealth by Gordon Ascent of Money by Ferguson"