Five economic books covering investment, finance and the Turkish economy have been selected

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Five new books examining market dynamics, financial literacy and the local economy from different perspectives have been presented to readers' interest.

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Haftanın 5 ekonomi kitabı: Yatırım, finans ve Türkiye ekonomisine farklı bakışlar - Türkiye'de İş Dünyası

In this period when the economic agenda and market movements are intense, five different works ranging from the investment world to the Turkish economy took place in the book selection of the week.

Selection of Economy Books of the Week

In this period when the economic agenda is shaped by data, indicators and market movements, it is important to read financial developments. The economy books selection of the week features five different works ranging from the investment world to the Turkish economy.

Investment Perspective in the Stock Market

Murat Sağman's book Borsada Oynanmaz suggests approaching the stock market with an investment perspective rather than short-term gains. The book discusses the fundamental mistakes made by investors and stock market psychology.

Basic Financial Literacy

Aysel Gündoğdu's book Herkese Göre Finans covers the fundamental concepts of the financial world within a broad framework. Addressing the titles of financial markets and personal finance, the work offers a starting point for those newly introduced to finance.

Structure of the Turkish Economy

Endekslerle Türkiye Ekonomisi, prepared by Sabri Burak Arzova, Ahmet Atakişi and Utku Ekmekçi, focuses on evaluating economic developments through different indicators.

Portfolio and Investment Strategies

William Bernstein's book translated into Turkish, Yatırımın Dört Temel Taşı, handles the investment world through four main axes. The work conveys investment theory and the approach to portfolio creation.

Value Investing and Markets

Joel Greenblatt's work titled Piyasayı Altüst Eden Küçük Kitap conveys the approach of value investing through a simple system. Distanced from complex financial models, the approach of finding good companies at reasonable prices is discussed.