I'm interested in getting more perspective on the current overall state of the markets. Anyone have any books/websites that give a detailed history on business cycles/depressions/booms?
I've been reading Market Wizards in which a lot of the traders like to get a long-term perspective on where the economy is @ the present time. I'm just wondering how they came to these conclusions..
The General Theory by John Maynard Keynes
Also google Japan's Lost Decade. If you read the wiki page it sounds exactly like America...kinda interesting how history repeats itself.
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