Best Economic & Fundamental Analysis books

Three sentences? I think I would require an entire forum dedicated to what I read in order to provide a summary that would be deserving of the message of the various authors.

Unluckily for me, I have no swimming pool to jump into - so I guess it means I will go back to reading - in an attempt to finish off the second half of the financial related books that Amazon has.

why don't you do an economics degree part time with open university or something.
Just look at one market , find a site which has all of the econ news on it, it think forex factory does and see how it reacts to those announcements.

That or that macro global thingy

You can find what you want on http://robert-kiyosaki.info/
All the explanation in details by Robert Kiyosaki

Hi Rory,
I'd recommend Ben Graham's Intelligent Investor, Jim Slater's Zulu Principle, Peter Lynch's One Up On Wall Street, Malkiel's A Random Walk Down Wall Street.
If you want to read about market psychology and bubbles then JK Galbraith's Crash of 29 and Charles McKay's The Madness of Crowds.
They are all easy to read, but give you a very good understanding of equity markets.
Regards,
Umart

If you were in the UK, I would have love to learn from you

I recommend Mastering Fundamental Analysis by Michael C. Thomsett.

Thank you for your suggestions, I have read a few of them. Was still pretty new to trading when I posted my question. I guess I was looking for information on economic indicators more than anything else and didn't quite know what to ask for. The thread took off a number of months after I had posted

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