Deven Review

Analysis of markets, policy, and global power

Reading Lists

I have read numerous books on the major sectors of life, and in this list, I will suggest some of my favorites.

Business

  • The Lean Startup – Eric Ries
    This book is a very valuable book to any aspiring or current buisness proffesional teaching readers how to build and grow businesses through continous innovation and experimentation.
  • Good Strategy Bad Strategy – Richard Rumelt
    This book explores what seperates effective strategy from vauge ambition. Ideal for future managers and leaders.
  • What They Don’t Teach You at Harvard Business School – Mark H. McCormack
    This book is valuable for sales proffesionals and entreprenuars providing practical lessons in negotiation, leadership and networking.

Finance

  • Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques – Steve Nison
    This book is highly regarded by aspiring traders and portfolio managers and it teaches how to analyse financial markets using Japanese candlestick patterns.
  • The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham
    This book is an essential for all investors as it introduces the principles of investing.
  • Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert T. Kiyosaki
    This book is a childhood favoutire of mine but can be ready by young proffesionals or entrepunars who want to improve financial literacy while developing a wealth-building mindest.

Politics

  • Conservatism: An Invitation to the Great Tradition – Roger Scruton
    This book is recommended for students of the humanities and provides a clear introduction to conservative political thought, exploring ideas such as tradition, personal responsibility, and limited government.
  • The Almighty Dollar – Dharshini David
    This book is suitable for economists, journalists, business professionals, and students of politics. It explains how money, trade, and economic policy influence governments, businesses, and everyday life.
  • The Road to Serfdom – Friedrich Hayek
    This book is valuable for students of economics, politics, and public policy. It explores the relationship between economic freedom and political liberty, making it one of the most influential works in modern political philosophy.