1. Mankiw's "Principles of Economics"

Feature 1: Simplicity, simplicity and clarity, which reflects the word "economy" in economics itself.

Feature 2: Interesting, familiar examples, story experiences, policy analysis, and news excerpts are used to introduce economics. The article is readable and beneficial.

2. Frederic S. Mishkin's "Monetary Finance"

The book contains new content on financial markets and financial institutions, further broadening the global perspective. This book has been iterated in multiple editions since then. Each part adds new economic content.

3. Soros's "Financial Alchemy"

Soros's investment diary, readers can appreciate how Soros analyzes individual stocks, how to seize the opportunity of market changes, and how to face It is a wonderful art to adapt to unfavorable market conditions and adjust countermeasures in a timely manner to remain invincible in the ever-changing financial market.

4. Ziwei Bodi's "Investment"

Investment studies how to allocate limited resources of individuals and institutions to (financial) assets such as stocks, treasury bonds, real estate, etc. , to obtain reasonable cash flow and risk/return rate. Its core is to obtain the optimal equilibrium solution for personal wealth allocation under the guidance of the utility maximization criterion. 5. "Corporate Finance" by Stephen A. Ross

5. "International Economics: Theory and Policy" by Paul Krugman

A well-known textbook that has been translated into a variety of textbooks , systematically introduces international trade theory and policy, international balance of payments, exchange rate determination and international macroeconomic policies, as well as the latest research results in international economics.

6. John C. Hull "Options, Futures and Other Derivatives"

A famous book widely circulated in the Western financial community, known as the "Bible of Wall Street." Derivatives theory occupies a core position in modern finance. Derivatives theory has established the basic theoretical framework of financial economics, and under the guidance of the theory has promoted the development of futures, options, swaps and other markets, allowing finance to develop on a global scale to such a huge scale today.

7. J. Fabozzi's "Bond Market: Analysis and Strategy"

Focuses on the speculative characteristics of these investment tools, the latest pricing methods, and quantitative analysis techniques for interest rate risk and portfolio management strategies using these investment vehicles.

8 Frank K. Reilly "Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management"

This book is complete, covering basic investment theories, valuation techniques, common stock analysis and valuation, fixed Many important aspects of investment analysis and portfolio management such as income securities analysis and valuation and derivatives analysis and valuation. The content is comprehensive and authoritative, the knowledge system is complete, the data is updated quickly, and the knowledge points keep up with the current forefront of the US investment community.