Financial books?
What books do you guys recommend to a junior student in college trying to understand the field of finance
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What is your major? Just take some finance courses and ace the courses.
Get a copy of Ross, Westerfield if you actually want a good finance textbook or something. Otherwise, just do well in finance courses and take a couple of modeling courses.
Then you can get a foundation in investments and investment math depending on how strong you are there.
From there, there's textbooks on Fixed Income and all sorts of other things.
This isn’t a book, but a series of YouTube videos: I would recommend watching through “financial markets (2008) with Robert Shiller”. It’s a Yale Economics course so some of it can be a little dry, but Shiller does an amazing job going over different sectors of finance in different lectures.
Corporate finance 101
Can send you some classics as PDF
Stop reading books and go get laid
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